Sungold has a distinctive smell to the leaves, so that may help you, depending on how big your plants are. Otherwise you will have to wait and see whether the tomatoes are red or orange to tell the difference.

Linda

Thank you. After "petting" several plants, I think I have the Sungold labeled correctly. It does seem to smell different.

I really appreciate it. It may not have made a difference in where we planted them, but I'm not sure. Yes, I think I could have guessed if they got tomatoes ;)

Diana

I don't have much to add other than you will know when they produce fruit ;-)

And if they don't produce fruit, it doesn't really matter :)

Seriously, she's right. The one does smell different.

The stake fell out of the row of SS100 early on and when we found it, I didn't replace it. I wasn't feeling well yesterday when I finished transplanting and when I yanked them out of the little flat, I realized the stake was loose and didn't know which row it had come from. At first I thought it went with one, but then I thought I could see the indent at the head of the other row. Anyway, that's what happened and the row with the indent seems to be Sungold.

I've been using Peters 20-20-20 on everything. I grew Brandywine, Black Krim, Maskotka and these 2. All new but the SS100 so we'll see.

Diana

Now that this topic is being discussed , I have a related side question:

IF YOU HAD TO GROW JUST ONE OF THE TWO, WHICH ONE WOULD IT BE ?