‘Celebrity’ makes the cut for me almost every year. ‘Pineapple’ is my top for making a BLT. What is your number one tomato variety for the Southeast? Check the comments for an article on some research done by the University of Tennessee.
‘Celebrity’ makes the cut for me almost every year. ‘Pineapple’ is my top for making a BLT. What is your number one tomato variety for the Southeast? Check the comments for an article on some research done by the University of Tennessee.
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https://www.finegardening.com/project-guides/fruits-and-vegetables/the-best-tomatoes-for-the-southeast
Carbon is my favorite tomato and was selected favorite by our Master Gardeners last year at our tomato tasting.
Early Girl
I'm growing black krim for the first time this year.
I love Black Krim too.
I love Black Krim but couldn't find it this year. I am growing Purple Cherokee instead
In our region I have always been most successful with cherry type tomatos. Sungold is now one of my favorite.
Brandywine, Sungold, and a local heirloom "Pete Taylor"; an oxheart type, very heavy producer of large fruits. This year I'm also trying a Russian type. I usually also grow a Green Zebra my plant died (I got it too early) and now I'm out of space.