Bill's Special Tomatoes

2010 1 GALLON HYBRID AND GOURMET B.S.T.’S

BIG BEEF VFFNTASt: Indeterminate – 73 days. Smooth fruits to 1lb with rich, old-fashioned flavor, excellent yields, and great disease resistance.
BIG RAINBOW: Indeterminate – 80 days. Extra large, beautiful, red and orange variety with mild, delicious, low-acid flavor – just ask Jo. Up to 2 lbs.
BURPEE DELICIOUS: Indeterminate – 77 days. Excellent slicer with great tasting,smooth, solid fruits. Very meaty and delicious. A world record holder of 7+ lbs!
STUPICE: Indeterminate - 52 days. Very early, 2oz fruits with superior flavor with high yields .Heirloom
*BUSH EARLY GIRL VFFNT: Determinate -- 54 days Early bush, Great for the new container gardeners and small space gardens. Summer and space is to short.
BUSH GOLIATH VFN: Determinate – 68 days. Delicious, perfectly round 4 in. fruits on compact, high-yielding plants, great for patios. Up to 1 lb.
PARK’S WHOPPER IMP. VFFNT: Indeterminate – 65 days. Tons of big, red uniform fruits up to 1.5 lb on disease-free plants – excellent in every way!
SUNSUGAR TMV: Indeterminate – 62 days. High yielding, 1 in. cherry-type fruits, ripen to deep orange – super-sweet and delicious! I eat them like candy!
SWEET MILLIONS: Indeterminate – 60 days. Small cherry type with excellent flavor and huge yields of supersweet, dark red fruits. One of the best available!
CHOCOLATE CHERRY: Indeterminate - 70 days. Extremely flavorful, in bunches of 8 and 1 inch fruits. great variety for a container with a cage.
*SAN MARZANO: Indetermanite - 80 days Old fashioned paste tomato known for its extra meaty texture is great for cooking sauces. Also it is Food Channels Favorite.

*NEW FOR 2010
RETIRED FOR 2009 Opalka and Big Zac

FYI: Indeterminate means the plant will keep growing, get quite large, and keep setting flowers and fruit until frost.
Staking and caging are strongly recommended!

Determinate varieties are plants that are compact and only grow to a pre-determined size such as Bush Goliath.
Fruits generally ripen all together for one large harvest. A stake or a cage should be sufficient, not both.
These varieties are great for patios and small yards.

          The disease resistance identification codes shown below can found on seed packet listings.
           This what heirloom varieties do not have. So when growing heiloom varities be prepared for some
            challenges, but most times the flavor of an heirloom makes up for those challenges.

            V - Verticillium Wilt
             F - Fusarium Wilt (FF - Races 1 & 2; FFF - Races 1, 2, & 3)
             N - Nematodes
             T - Tobacco Mosaic Virus
             A - Alternaria Stem Canker
             St - Stemphylium Gray Leaf Spot
              TSWV - Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus

HOW TO GROW TOMATOES

2010 Chef Jeff 4 inch pot Tomato List