THE BEST TOMATO VARIETIES OF THE SEASON!!! PART 3!
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- Continuing my story about the best tomato varieties that I have grown this season, which I want to share with you. In this video I will show you the following tomato varieties: Thorburn's Terra Cotta, Elfie, Virginia Sweets, Riccio Di Parma and Kozula 179 Zebra Zolta.
Lucky you are one of my favorite channels ever. People will catch up. Great video
Thank you very much! 😊
Love your videos. Keep it coming
Great video, nice pictures, and presentation.
Thank you!
love the videos bro so glad you have made alot of them in english now they have helped me so much now on my choices for next years growing! i have a uluru ochre dwarf tomato in my grow tent on your recommendation, cant wait to try it.
Interesting! We grew Thorburn’s Terra Cotta last season, and ours were more of a beefsteak. Yours have more of a roma shape! Same coloring though. So strange!
Thank you for your videos. I can always come to you for info on exotic tomatoes!
I live in Hungary, not so far away from you 😊 I loved Thornburn's terra cotta, I grew it las year in a container and even so it had 6-7 tomatoes on it, I cannot wait to see how it will do in soil at my partner's grandparents' garden 😍
Nice! You should try to grow some "Dwarf Tomato Project" varieties. They do well when growing in containers too!
@@LUCKYGARDENTOMATOES I will, I've just ordered Dwarf Shadow Boxing, Dwarf Peppermint stripes and Dwarf Nimu 😊 I also have Vilma and Chiquita pot
@@kertmelinda Uluru Ochre is one of my MUST GROW dwarf tomatoes
@Meli Kent hay I'm in Ohio 6a and I have Terracotta and Black Krim and here both producers and earlier than my other slicers and like yours both deliver favor.
@@LUCKYGARDENTOMATOES Uluru Ochre, Thornburns Terra Cotta, Parfait and Elsers Derby Brown, Babylons Glow and Kozulas :)
An interesting project is the Northern Gardener with tomato Taiga, Tundra, True Colors... and others!!!
Thornbury Terracotta is the only whole tomato I've ever eaten whole by itself.
Delicious and a early slicers and productive both early and thue out the hot summer heat.
Try themselves
Prefer if you have sujusted favorites in order such as 1st. 2nd 3th
where are getting those seeds. I would like to try some of them but nothing googles up ?
I usually find some local seed savers to exchange with. You can try to find some in Europe maybe.
LoL I can’t tell if this is a computer generated voice! 😂
Lol, it's not 😅
@@LUCKYGARDENTOMATOES If you are German or speak German, would you consider doing a short, simple video in German about tomatoes? Our daughter is has chosen German as her foreign language and would LOVE to hear you speak real German. 🥰
I'm Belarussian, sorry 😅
@@LUCKYGARDENTOMATOES i know a fine man here in the Missouri Ozarks from Belarus. He shows me GORGEOUS pictures of your country. ❤️
Good to hear!
That Thorburn's Terracotta looks more like a Nyagous or Kumato. I grow both and the characteristics are identical.
The Thorburn's Terracotta I've seen on photos or videos are more oblate and grow larger.
Maybe you are right🤔 But they are more elongated than Kumato.
Loved this latest review because it’s so exciting to see varieties from other parts of the world! I was particularly interested in Kozula 179 Zebra Zolta which you said reminded you of Uluṟu Ochre, one of my favourite dwarf varieties. Wouldn’t it be great to have a dwarf version of Kozula 179 Zebra Zolta? A cross between these 2 varieties would be a way to do it, and the tomato world would benefit from a striped Kozuluru dwarf tomato! (which is my suggestion for a potential name if it succeeds… 🤭)
What a nice name! 😁👍