Jen and I had a tasting of all nine varieties of tomatoes this evening. The tomatoes in the picture are, from left to right: Snow White, Green Grape, Yellow Pear, Red Pear, Sun Gold, Reisentraub, Isis Candy, Peace Vine and Black Cherry. Our top five - 1) Sun Golds, 2) Green Grapes, 3) Black Cherries, 4) Peace Vines and 5) Snow Whites, though not necessarily in that order. Our least favorite are the Yellow Pears...they really don't taste like anything. For more information, see the video of the entire earth-shaking event.Saturday, August 9, 2008
First Annual Tomato Tasting
Jen and I had a tasting of all nine varieties of tomatoes this evening. The tomatoes in the picture are, from left to right: Snow White, Green Grape, Yellow Pear, Red Pear, Sun Gold, Reisentraub, Isis Candy, Peace Vine and Black Cherry. Our top five - 1) Sun Golds, 2) Green Grapes, 3) Black Cherries, 4) Peace Vines and 5) Snow Whites, though not necessarily in that order. Our least favorite are the Yellow Pears...they really don't taste like anything. For more information, see the video of the entire earth-shaking event.
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In all fairness to yellow pears...
Thier thick skins and short seasons mean that they grow really well in the heat and dry conditions. Keep them in mind for global warming. :)
Kudos to them for being one of the only tomato varieties that I can grow well in AZ!
~Anne.
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