Have you ever tried Fantastic, or sometimes called Super Fantastic? I think it was a Texas guy on another forum that got me on them. I had never heard of Fantastic, but he raved about them I decided to try. Had some for late tomatoes last fall. They were good, but I had only a few plants. This year I have several in the ground for summer production. Plants look great so far. We will see how well they do.feldon30 wrote:This is my 5th year gardening (my first in South Carolina) and I am growing a dozen tried-and-true heirlooms and plus another half-dozen favorite hybrids (some of them are pretty amazing), all told 29 plants and all selected for flavor and those which have done well for me in past years. Some favorites include Cherokee Purple, Earl's Faux, Tony's Italian, Big Beef, Sungold, Black Cherry, etc.
I grow my tomatoes in as rich of top soil as I can get from some old farmland. They are have a great taste: hybrids like Better Boy and Brandywine heirloom. I love to be able to save seed (from beans, okra and heirloom tomatoes) and see another year's production from seed I have saved. There is just something good about that.