aagardener - 6
Fourth of July Tomato	I love the fourth of July Variety, to get great early fruits	Ratings overall 8 how easy   9 flower 9 foliage 5 propagate 9 fragrance 4

lroberge -
Flowers and Fruit-Hard Rock Tomato	This is the variety called "Hard Rock". I am growing it using the Topsy Turvy planter. VERY easy to grow. Photo of flowers and early fruit. Locale: Ludlow, MA	Ratings overall 10 how easy   10 flower 9 foliage 7 propagate 10 fragrance 4

tomstrees - z6 NJ
Tomato Harvest	Heckleman Harvest -	Ratings overall 10 how easy   8 flower 10 foliage 10 propagate 10 fragrance n/a

earthnut - WA/usda8/ahs2
	Moskvich tomato is the current winner in my garden, where it is hard to grow tasty large tomatoes. But look at the babies I got in mid July! Huge and just as good as the best tomato I've tasted!	Ratings overall n/a how easy   5 flower n/a foliage 10 propagate 10 fragrance n/a

oldbiddy - z8 TX
Silvery Fir Tree Tomato	I like this tomato because it does well in temperature extremes here in TX plus it is tastey and has pretty foliage. Would look good in a container. Comes from Earl on the tomato forum I believe.	Ratings overall 9 how easy   8 flower 8 foliage 9 propagate 8 fragrance n/a

kkazland - 5
brandywine seedlings

maf49 - 7/TX

Nora_in_Vancouver - 8b Wet Coast
June 5, 2004 (Vancouver BC)	This is an unusual double bloom, most of the other blooms on this plant were singles. This was a 'Cherokee Purple'.

Patrina_Pepperina - S. Australia z9
Bullsac

LMBHouston - 9a TX GulfCoast
Young Beefsteak Tomato	This year I decided to try growing tomatoes for the very first time. I wasn't prepared for success, I suppose, much less that I would end up with a plant who had the capacity to grow as tall as 10'! Already the teeny seedlings I bought have outgrown the pots I thought were absolutely huge when I planted them. I'm still happy just to have any tomatoes at all.	Ratings overall 9 how easy   8 flower 8 foliage 8 propagate n/a fragrance 5

nsomniak6 - z5 or 6 CT
What's wrong here?	This is a problem that I can't seem to find an answer to in any books or online. Trying to find the reason.	Ratings overall 7 how easy   7 flower 8 foliage 9 propagate n/a fragrance 8

Thuja - USDA z4 WI, US
Lycopersicum esculentum fruit	One thing that makes tomatoes so wonderful is their scent. Here's a picture that I think shows the oil on the surface of a very young tomato fruit.	Ratings overall 9 how easy   10 flower 10 foliage 5 propagate 10 fragrance 9

garden_witch - z5 MI
green romas	I grow tomatoes every year, and romas are one of the best. They always produce the most fruit, I always have more than I need! They seem to stand up to drought better than any other tomato I have grown, and they taste great!	Ratings overall 9 how easy   8 flower 6 foliage 8 propagate 10 fragrance 8

ddbled -
I live in Arizona. All the good vegatable are shipped out, so we are stuck with tastelees fruits and vegatable. I am orginally from Tennesee where my father grew tomatoes every year. I yearn for those wonderful tomatoes. Therefore I have two tomato plants on my patio. Not quite as good as Ripley tomatoes (if you are familier you know what I am talking about) but ...		Ratings overall 8 how easy   3 flower 6 foliage 6 propagate n/a fragrance n/a

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