The Pick of the Crop
(Page 10 of 10)
Among yellow tomatoes, I can recommend Vesey's Golden
Delight. The small plants are good producers of little
yellow fruits that are sweet and delicious. They are ready
in 60 days and make good companions to early reds. My other
favorite is Seeds Blum's delicious Persimmon. I've seen
more productive plants, and disease is a problem if no
preventive measures are taken. What makes it worth growing?
Sweet-flavored, meaty-textured fruits, with the lovely
color of ripe persimmons, that can reach a pound or more.
RELATED CONTENT
While I grew a lot of cherry tomatoes, the variety that
beat all the rest was Sweet Cherry Hybrid from Tomato
Growers Supply Company. It produces some of the sweetest,
best-tasting little fruits ever.
The Creme de la Creme
As usual, I try to ask myself, of all the new varieties
I've tested, which ones would I pick if my garden space was
very limited. Here, to recap, are my very top'88 choices:
Crunchy carrot from Burrell, Bodacious bicolor sweet corn
from Liberty, Slice King cucumber from Stokes, Ballack
beans from Seeds Bhim, Boule d'Or cantaloupe from Le
Marche, Moon & Stars watermelon from Seeds Blum and
Summer Delight tomato from Burpee.
Gardening expert Brent Elswick has been testing new
varieties for MOTHER EARTH NEWS for over nine years.
Page:
<< Previous 1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
7 |
8 |
9 | 10 |