Tomato reviews

nice savory “black” flavor, interesting in a cherry. Not too productive for me.

Very tasty heirloom tomato from the Ukraine. Flavor is well-balanced with a deep-tomato taste. Best fresh-sliced; some more subtle flavors get lost in BLT’s or other combinations of strong flavors.

Seemed more delicate than the others I’ve tried, so I kept them inside longer. They are doing well. The tomatoes are outstanding. Large size with dense cavities. No cracking. Will grow again.

I wasn’t pleased with the taste of this tomato. It’s pretty and orange. But, it’s really sort of sour tasting…. like an orange, I guess.

My Golden Jubilee were fast growers and set lots of good sized fruits.

Not doing well. No noticeable growth.

Very slow growth. Not even showing true leaves yet. I am beginning to suspect the seed starter mix used this year.

This tomato is producing big juicy good looking tomatoes.

The tomatoes are already about two inches in diameter on one of these plants.

Not a single seed germinated.

Actually my best producer by pounds. Good, not great flavor.

Better than the Bonnie Original. Larger

Lots of flowers, no tomatoes. May be due to not enough sun on balcony for heirlooms

Lots of flowers only 1 tomato.

Smaller tomatoes. Flavor was just OK.

Orange tomatoes, green insides, sweet.

Great ‘large tomato’ taste, not too sweet. Has done well in a wide range of weather conditions in a humid subtropical climate.

This took too long to ripen in Seattle, but the few fruit that came off the vine were amazingly good. Huge, tasty, gorgeous. If I still lived in a warmer clime, I’d plant this again in a heartbeat.

Of the three tomatoes I grew in 2011, this was my favorite. The right size to slice for a salad or sandwich, a lovely sweet acidity and tender skin, hearty though not as prolific as I’d have liked. I think it was too crowded where it was.

Truly heart-shaped, slightly acidic, pink tomato. Yummy.

These did phenomenally well in my garden, especially since we had quite a wet summer and many other varieties rotted on the vine.

This came from Spain. I sowed it in Feb ‘11 in the GH on the allotment. They germinated very well & after being put into 3" & 5" pots did very well but the plants weren’t happy & never gave much fruit

Not really happy in this location, but produced a few nice fruits. A good experiment, but if I’m going to try to grow big beefsteak-type tomatoes I’d rather have Vorlons.

Marvelous tomato!! Will plant again!! Fun color and stripes. Slicing these long fruits into spears for dipping into Green Goddess dressing is wonderful!

Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful!!! Will absolutely plant again. Regular producer all summer long; tasty mild fruits and it’s easy to tell when they’re ripe, even though they’re green. One of 2011’s favorite tomatoes at my house!

Feh, this one wasn’t worth the space in my garden. Too hard to tell when the fruits were ripe, and no great taste whenever they were picked.

Wonderful tomato! Produced all summer long, and actually is still producing here in December. The only trouble was that the fruits ripened quickly, so unless I was out there picking every day, critters helped themselves to the bright yellow-orange fruit

Passable tomato, but nothing to write home about, at least in my garden. Probably won’t plant this one again.