My Plans for 2015 - Tomatoes - Heirloom

Heirloom:

•  Heirloom Tomato - Tangerine
• indeterminate


• Tangerine tomatoes, named for their attractive orange color, are plump, juicy, and slightly sweeter than everyday red tomatoes.
• Heirloom producing intense glowing-orange, juicy slicing tomatoes, heavy for their size with mild, sweet flavor and creamy texture. The tall, sturdy vines  produce heavy yields over a long season
• 80 days
•  Jubilee
• Indeterminate
• Yellow/Orange, 6-7 oz
•  an All-America Selections winner in 1943.
• six-generation selection from a cross between Tangerine and Rutgers tomatoes.
• Indeterminate
• 72 days
•  Mortgage Lifter
• indeterminate
• Beefsteak, can weight more than 2 pounds
• Regular Leaf
• 83-90 days
•  San Marzano
• Indeterminate
• Medium, Plum
• open-pollinated variety that breeds true from generation to generation, making seed saving practical for the home gardener or farmer.
• 85 days
•  Red Brandywine
• Indeterminate
• Large
• Potato Leaf
• 80 - 100 days
•  Abe Lincoln
• indeterminate
• grow in cluster up to 9
• Slightly acidic
• consistently produces huge crops of extra large, meaty fruit.
• around 12 oz
• pest and disease resistance
• 70 -77 days
•  Cherokee Purple
• indeterminate
• 10 - 12 oz
• Pink - purple flesh
• Disease Tolerant
• originally grown by Cherokee Indians
• Smoky, weet flavor enjoyed over 100 years
• 82 days
•  Black Krim
• Indeterminate
• Russian Heirloom from the Crimean and Black Sea Area
• Medium-sized, very dark maroon beefsteak
• 80 days
•  Heirloom Bicolor Marvel Stripe
• Indeterminate
• Tomatoes weigh about 1 lb., although they often become 2 lbs. or even more
•  originally from Oaxaca, Mexico
• 80 - 95 days
•  Rutgers
• Indeterminate
• 4 - 6 oz fruits
• legendary Jersey tomato, introduced in 1934, is a cross between J.T.D. (an old New Jersey variety from the Campbell Soup Co.) and Marglobe
• Fusarium resistance.
• 74 days

How about you? Do you know which tomatoes you will  grow this season?

Thanks for dropping by,

Luiza