Thanks for the comments. Wow, 100 per year for 4 years, that’s quite a load of tomatoes.

This is the first year for Black Sea Man and Brown Berry, I got them from the Seed Savers Exchange website (http://www.seedsavers.org), and they’re very nice. Black Sea Man is multi-colored; black, green and red. Brown Berry is large cherry sized, productive and nice tasting.

I’ve been growing Matt’s Wild Cherry for several years now. It’s a nice tasting and disease resistant variety, that’s also very productive. It’s my favorite of the wild/currant types.

Anyway I thought I’d share.

Still reading…Love your pics

Patsi

Thanks for leaving the comment! The Black Cherry is also one of my favorite tomatoes. I discovered a new one this year called Brown Berry that I also like. It’s very similar to Black Cherry.

As an unexperienced tomatoegrower, I have succes with my Pink Cherry tomatoes.
The Black Cherrys were too wet, but now some fruits appear. And what fruits!! This is really a tomatoe-bomb, a taste explosion!! I certainly want to grow the Black Cherry next year.

As well as growing mortgage lifter, I now have fruits from Copia (i think it is) – a light red with some yellowish streaks on the shoulders. There’s a sense of responsibility growing on something someone else has given you! But it’s great fun. Promise I’ll label properly next year and if you have some seed I’d love to try them – say three different varieties of your choosing (I’ll be growing most outdoors).

Can I trade you some Ne Plus Ultra pea seed. This is from my stock grown on from seed saved by Rebsie last year. It is VERY vigourous – mine was 7 foot and more. You’ll have to stake it really well – mine toppled in the mid summer winds.