Some are happy.

I'm not familiar with these varieties, so please share your experience.

Thank you.

Daniel

I have always loved varieties from Russia , the Ukraine, the Baltic states, etc. and suggested, jokingly, why I did so.

Especially the family ones and of course the CV OP ones as well, huge choices, see Tania's website about these, and if you don't have the link I can give it again herel

I don't grow most of the det ones, only b/c I prefer indet ones, and I don't grow them for earlies either, but I find most of them to have excellent taste, have strong vigorous plants, and have excellent yields,

So do read the back and forther here between Lindalana, Ted and myself in the thread I just referred to.

Carolyn, who just decided to link to Tania's website andnote how she defines Russian origin, with which I agree. Tania and her family immigrated from Russia quite a few years ago, has this outstanding website where she has individual pages for over 4,000 varieties, most pages with comments from others, pictures and seed sources. She has many contacts in Russia and is still sent seeds to her from her mother who lives there.

That’s why I started this thread to deal with ANY Russian variety.

But obviously I will read Ted’s thread too.

Also, tx for the link.

Whew, so many varieties…!

Russian Tomatoes Seeds (Amazon).

I would never never suggest that anyone buy tomato seeds at Amazon,nor for most offers at e-bay, with few exceptions.

Black Cherry is russian in origin?I think not, and Vince Sapp who bred it is in tomato heaven right now must be looking down and being greatly amused.

Rare this and rare that? I suppose to some, yes, but whatever.

Carolyn,now I'm really going back to tennis, I think.LOL