THE BEST TOMATO VARIETIES OF THE SEASON!!! PART 3!

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  • Опубликовано: 7 дек 2022
  • Continuing my story about the best tomato varieties that I have grown this season, which I want to share with you. In this video I will show you the following tomato varieties: Thorburn's Terra Cotta, Elfie, Virginia Sweets, Riccio Di Parma and Kozula 179 Zebra Zolta.

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  • @kittiew260
    @kittiew260 Год назад +6

    Lucky you are one of my favorite channels ever. People will catch up. Great video

  • @a23b23
    @a23b23 Год назад +3

    Love your videos. Keep it coming

  • @jeffreyscarnley2434
    @jeffreyscarnley2434 Год назад +2

    Great video, nice pictures, and presentation.

  • @mrandmrstomatohead
    @mrandmrstomatohead Год назад +1

    Interesting! We grew Thorburn’s Terra Cotta last season, and ours were more of a beefsteak. Yours have more of a roma shape! Same coloring though. So strange!

  • @kertmelinda
    @kertmelinda Год назад +2

    I live in Hungary, not so far away from you 😊 I loved Thornburn's terra cotta, I grew it las year in a container and even so it had 6-7 tomatoes on it, I cannot wait to see how it will do in soil at my partner's grandparents' garden 😍

  • @miikeydobodobo5304
    @miikeydobodobo5304 Год назад +6

    love the videos bro so glad you have made alot of them in english now they have helped me so much now on my choices for next years growing! i have a uluru ochre dwarf tomato in my grow tent on your recommendation, cant wait to try it.

  • @johnjude2685
    @johnjude2685 Год назад +1

    Thornbury Terracotta is the only whole tomato I've ever eaten whole by itself.

  • @cochise2423
    @cochise2423 Год назад +1

    where are getting those seeds. I would like to try some of them but nothing googles up ?

  • @vsberlina3712
    @vsberlina3712 Год назад

    That Thorburn's Terracotta looks more like a Nyagous or Kumato. I grow both and the characteristics are identical.

  • @amy3458

    LoL I can’t tell if this is a computer generated voice! 😂

  • @dwarftomatoproject
    @dwarftomatoproject Год назад +1

    Loved this latest review because it’s so exciting to see varieties from other parts of the world! I was particularly interested in Kozula 179 Zebra Zolta which you said reminded you of Uluṟu Ochre, one of my favourite dwarf varieties. Wouldn’t it be great to have a dwarf version of Kozula 179 Zebra Zolta? A cross between these 2 varieties would be a way to do it, and the tomato world would benefit from a striped Kozuluru dwarf tomato! (which is my suggestion for a potential name if it succeeds… 🤭)