So let's list our leaast productive varieties anyway, maybe we'll help somebody avoid a mistake in the future.

Aside from Kellog's Breakfast, my least productive variety in the past has been Manyel.

For you in your zone vs. my zone the "least productive" would be very different. Not to mention the very different growing conditions provided. And course you can never compare production from containers vs. in-ground plants.

Don't know where macbetz lives but Hillbilly is always good for me. But then so is KB. Except of course for last year's drought when nothing was great. Even Cherokee Purple was lousy production last year but I wouldn't put it on a list for least productive by any means.

I would list Anna Russian and Earl's Faux as low production for me but I still grow Earl's.

Dave

I've never had a situation when I only picked 3 tomatoes from one plant but a person did relate that experience to me about a Hillbilly plant. I never thought much about Anna Russian but the 2 plants I have this year seem to have over 30 larger green fruits hanging on them now so I can't complain about that one. I'm still growing Earl's Faux too but when my seed stock runs out I'll not reorder, not for reasons of production but b/c it just doesn't stand out. Dave, you'll have to defend your reasons for supporting that variety.

I assumed everyone got loads of Green Zebra tomatoes. They are a bit late for such a small fruited type but almost everyone likes the yield that I talked to. As for Kelloggs Breakfast, it isn't so much a matter of the number of fruit but the overall weight of the crop. Give KBX version a try for a little better yield of that larger orange tomato.