Those are meaty looking tomatoes! How did they taste?-
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Thank you petalfuzz! I might try the Oaxacan Jewel.petalfuzz wrote:Check out [url=https://www.tomatogrowers.com/index.html]this site[/url] for bi-colored tomatoes. Ones with ruffles could be: Oaxacan Jewel, Pineapple Tomato, Virginia Sweets, etc.
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Re: Which heirloom tomatoes should I plant?
It all depends what kind of tomato you want: cherry, pear, paste/Roma, regular, beefsteak...
black krim and cherokee purple are very tasty varieties, and Mennonite and mortgage lifter are also popular, and a low acid dual-color I is Mr. Stripey, but I have not found a low-acid that have much flavor, and I think if canning, low acid need more salt to preserve them. German Johnson is another old time. Best bet it to search online for companies that have heirloom tomato seeds or plants for sale, and read the description and read the customer comments and see what sounds good to you.
black krim and cherokee purple are very tasty varieties, and Mennonite and mortgage lifter are also popular, and a low acid dual-color I is Mr. Stripey, but I have not found a low-acid that have much flavor, and I think if canning, low acid need more salt to preserve them. German Johnson is another old time. Best bet it to search online for companies that have heirloom tomato seeds or plants for sale, and read the description and read the customer comments and see what sounds good to you.