I trust your wife's tasting opinion more than yours 😂😂 She let's it be known if the tomato is a spitter or not just by the expression on her face, that's much appreciated. If I were to take the gentleman's opinion I'd grow every tomato there, but thanks to your wife I can now trim down my list. Thank you, for sharing your video and information!
Thanks for watching! I think my opinion is a bit biased 😂 Michaela thinks tomatoes all taste the same 😂 glad you found the video useful, I'll be making another one at the end of this summer for the 20 or so new varieties I'm growing this year! 🍅
Yeah I like a tomato taste test and yes 😂 it’s not easy to get them all ripened at the same time. Oh no blight 🤬🤬. Thank you for sharing they look fabulous. OMG he’s so cute ☺️ have a great week 🐝 safe
@@downtoearthwithjim I came here to say the same, though I think that I actually had some Sungold that hybridized with something and came up volunteer in my garden from compost. The tomatoes were bigger, more like a salad type, but had the flavor of a Sungold! I did save some seeds, though I have no idea what I'll get next year. If they come back true to type, I'll be thrilled.
@@downtoearthwithjim yes it was very detailed and good I liked to hear both your opinions. Definitely inspired me to order a few of these Seeds 🙏🙏 Have a great day. And keep making videos
Thanks Nik. Grew some Xanadu green goddess last year, as well as evil olive. Brads atomic grape is another that is hard to tell when ripe. I haven't got any of those this year 😭
I'm limited to around 6 this year as we had the disaster. I've got around 50 varieties in my seed collection so there's always next year 😁 hope they all grow well for you!
@@downtoearthwithjim me too I love tomatoes! They are my favs to grow! I'm so excited to have them coming in! Though I currently don't have a kitchen with my extension
It's certainly an interesting one and a talking point! Very unusual shape. I've found it to be quite good for adding to sauces as it has few seeds and more flesh
No, but many of them can grow outdoors quite easily. They'll always do better in a greenhouse or polytunnel, which I did. But definitely can be grown outdoors too. Mountain magic and crimson crush are good varieties for outdoor growing. I did grow mountain magic outdoors last year (not included in the video)
I trust your wife's tasting opinion more than yours 😂😂 She let's it be known if the tomato is a spitter or not just by the expression on her face, that's much appreciated. If I were to take the gentleman's opinion I'd grow every tomato there, but thanks to your wife I can now trim down my list. Thank you, for sharing your video and information!
Thanks for watching! I think my opinion is a bit biased 😂 Michaela thinks tomatoes all taste the same 😂 glad you found the video useful, I'll be making another one at the end of this summer for the 20 or so new varieties I'm growing this year! 🍅
Yeah I like a tomato taste test and yes 😂 it’s not easy to get them all ripened at the same time. Oh no blight 🤬🤬. Thank you for sharing they look fabulous. OMG he’s so cute ☺️ have a great week 🐝 safe
Thankyou! Yes they are all delicious, just have to process them all now! 😰 🍅 have a good week and stay safe, all the best 👨🌾
So many tomato’s! I never knew there were so many. And congratulations on your new baby boy😍
Yeah there are so many and they all taste a bit different. Thankyou! 👶
They look fabulous 👌
Thanks! They are all lovely and unique in their own way 🍅
Love the sound of the baby breathing in the background. Mazel tov!
They grow up so quick!
Lovely looking tomatoes 🍅 😋
Thanks! They really are amazing. Something abit different. Definitely worth trying some heritage types 🍅
@@downtoearthwithjim awesome 👌
Nice video. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed!
Sungold are an F1 variety. Unless you can get different kinds of Sungold.
Yes that's correct, it is a hybrid! I had in my head it was open pollinated for some reason 🤷♂️ 🍅
@@downtoearthwithjim I came here to say the same, though I think that I actually had some Sungold that hybridized with something and came up volunteer in my garden from compost. The tomatoes were bigger, more like a salad type, but had the flavor of a Sungold! I did save some seeds, though I have no idea what I'll get next year. If they come back true to type, I'll be thrilled.
I heard of Sungold Select and Sun Sugar I believe they are both hybrids of Sungold. Haven't seen much info on them.
great video
Glad you enjoyed it ☺️
@@downtoearthwithjim yes it was very detailed and good I liked to hear both your opinions. Definitely inspired me to order a few of these Seeds 🙏🙏 Have a great day. And keep making videos
@@Abthebest13 Thank you! i certainly will be doing. Much much more to come in the future :)
@@downtoearthwithjim i cant wait. yall got instagram?
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You can tell if a green tomato is ripe but the feel of it.. if they are hard they are not ripe if they are soft then it's done and it has yellow on it
Thanks Nik. Grew some Xanadu green goddess last year, as well as evil olive. Brads atomic grape is another that is hard to tell when ripe. I haven't got any of those this year 😭
@@downtoearthwithjim I'm growing evil olive this year... I'm well excited about it like I said they just feel ripe lol 😊
We have 62 varieties I can't wait
I'm limited to around 6 this year as we had the disaster. I've got around 50 varieties in my seed collection so there's always next year 😁 hope they all grow well for you!
@@downtoearthwithjim me too I love tomatoes! They are my favs to grow! I'm so excited to have them coming in! Though I currently don't have a kitchen with my extension
I'll have to get the crushed heart tomato!
It's certainly an interesting one and a talking point! Very unusual shape. I've found it to be quite good for adding to sauces as it has few seeds and more flesh
I LOVE this! But I'm tomato mad 😅
My other half says I go overboard with them 😂
@@downtoearthwithjim nah this is no over board I have 60 odd varieties and I'm always looking for more
did you grow any of these outdoors?
No, but many of them can grow outdoors quite easily. They'll always do better in a greenhouse or polytunnel, which I did. But definitely can be grown outdoors too. Mountain magic and crimson crush are good varieties for outdoor growing. I did grow mountain magic outdoors last year (not included in the video)