nate, those look good. I only have two plants left. I think I will give them a drink and maybe they will produce a few more tomatoes. it is very dry here.

Wow I;m so jealous Nate.
I've gotten lots red pear(don't even know where the plant came from, maybe the spring fling)and only 4 big enough to slice for a burger or sandwich.
Great job!
Tree

Wow I;m so jealous Nate.
I've gotten lots red pear(don't even know where the plant came from, maybe the spring fling)and only 4 big enough to slice for a burger or sandwich.
Great job!
Tree

Wow I;m so jealous Nate.
I've gotten lots red pear(don't even know where the plant came from, maybe the spring fling)and only 4 big enough to slice for a burger or sandwich.
Great job!
Tree

Beautiful! My Baker Family Heirloom have been producing well, as has Sioux. Every now and then a plant seems to mature a LOT of fruit all at once.

Tree, I have red pear or something like Juliet show up in my seed stock, from time to time. Apparently when I grew Juliet back in 2008 or 2009, it crossed with several varieties, and apparently it is quite dominant. I have one that is growing right smack dab in the middle of my patch of black cherry plants!

George
Tahlequah, OK

Nate, What variety are those lovelies? I've had Bush Early Girl set on hands about half that full, but never seen anything like that before. Are they as tasty as they are pretty?

mulberryknob,
those are the Champion variety and we've been enjoy them thoroughly in tomato soup. When fall gets here, they will be going on on the grill as well. i can't wait for that part.

Don't know why that posted 3 times.
Maybe that's it George. Cuz I don't have seeds to grow them.

I'll have to try champion next year. Where did you get the seeds from.
Tresa

Nate, I am so happy for you! I know how very hard you planned for this year and then worked to implement every part of your plan, so it is a thrill to know that all your efforts are paying off.

I hope you enjoy every single bite of your tomatoes.

I believe that I remember that you bought and read Dr. Adams' new tomato book? I believe he would be very proud of the crop your plants are producing this year.

We have had a really good tomato year here too, though the production of new fruit ground almost to a halt in August. We're just now starting to get fruit from the new plants that I planted for fall.

Even though there's still plenty of 2013 tomatoes to eat, it is never too early to start thinking ahead to 2014 and which tomatoes will make the 2014 Grow List.

Dawn

Seeker,
The champion tomato plants came from Sunrise Acres over there in the Tuttle area.

Again thanks to all the support and knowledge gleaned from here.

Nate thanks for the info.
Tuttle is only a short drive for me.
Tree

Congratulations on your tomato crop. I'm going to post an update on my summer so far in new thread. I will just cover everything in it. Jay