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Your favorite tomatoes that take the heat

15 years ago

Last year all my hybrid tomatoes from HD and Lowe's sizzled and hit the dust in July. This year I'm experimenting with heat tolerant heirlooms -- I'm going to try Arkansas Traveler, Sungold, Anna Russian, Black Krim, Sunmaster, Tropic, and a couple of others I can't remember.

So... I'm curious, what are you planting this year? What have you had success with in the past? What keeps fruiting in our hot and scoring summer until Novemeber?

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sandandsun
15 years ago
Hi Okatie,
I think this is a great post - so much so that I've kept coming back to check for the answers. Since there've been none, I was wondering if you'd consider posting it in the tomato forum - link below. I'd start the thread there myself but I don't want to steal it from you. I'm happy enough checking back.

Here is a link that might be useful: Tomato Forum
okatie
Original Author
15 years ago
OK I'm going to try the tomato forum, and I'll correct the misspellings while I'm at it!
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