BEST TOMATOES OF THE SEASON! 5 DELICIOUS VARIETIES

[@kimlund5369]

I really love your descriptions of all these tomatoes, It makes me want to grow them all. I will be looking for them all

[@1onemachine]

I'm so glad I found this channel! I've grown quite a few dwarf varieties, mostly in containers with mixed results. So far the standouts for flavor and productivity in my region (Pacific Northwest USA) have been Mr. Snow, Uluru Ochre, Rosella Purple, Arctic Rose, Sleeping Lady, Sweet Scarlett, Fred's Tie Dye, Dark Stripe Micro Multiflora, and the earliest of all my varieties for 4 years running, Uralskiy Ranniy. Next year I'll be trying 10 more dwarfs including Noah's Stripes.

[@lisiapoet3747]

Love your videos..so happy to have found your channel

[@andraroberts9029]

I enjoy your tomato reviews. They inspire me to find ways to grow more tomatoes on my small property.

[@LUCKYGARDENTOMATOES]

Thank you! 🙂

[@barbjot2430]

Dziękuję Ci za filmy i szczegółowe opisy odmiam. Kocham pomidory. Jesli chodzi o odmiany to ciężko mi podjąć decyzję i kupuję ich dużo 😄 i duzo idmian uprawiam. Zacheciłaś mnie odmianą Kozula i Ananas zebra. Aktualnie jestem przed złożeniem zamówienia. Już mam 80 nowych odmian na nastepny sezon🫣 i chcę dokupić więcej 🫣. W tym roku mialam 120 krzaków pomidorów. Dzieki Tobie w przyszlym roku będę uprawiać całą rodzinę pomidora Starfighter 🥰. Nie mam doświadczenia z odmianami "dwarf". Mam kilka odmian na których będę sie uczuć jak uprawiać odmiany karłowe. Bardzo dziękuję Ci za Twoją pracę. Pozdrowienia z Polski💓

[@LUCKYGARDENTOMATOES]

Dziękuję bardzo za miłe słowa! Uwielbiam Twój kraj i Twoje odmiany pomidorów, przesyłam wielkie pozdrowienia moim sąsiadom. Najlepsze życzenia z Białorusi!

[@cherylk1518]

Loved this video and enjoy your channel! I also grew Sean’s yellow dwarf this year. I really liked it, and it performed pretty well….my biggest problem is my location 😞 Georgia in USA is not a very tomato-growing friendly place. It’s very hot in summer with horrible humidity. So I lose lots of plants to disease. Some of them before they even produce. I grow in raised beds, buckets and totes etc. I will keep trying because I really enjoy it and we do get plenty to eat…but I do wish I could get them to last a little longer. Thinking of trying grafting onto stronger rootstock at some point. I also grew several other dwarf tomatoes. Black angus, strawberry lemonade, Metallica, confetti, Kelly green, sleeping lady…they all did fine. Metallica is a bicolor pink and green, it died first. LOVE and highly recommend Kelly green and confetti for being able to tolerate our horrible conditions. The best tasters I had this year were large barred boar and Berkeley tye dye. And prairie fire. Best of all time taste for us is German Johnson and black krim. Love your suggestions and will be looking those up, thanks.

[@LUCKYGARDENTOMATOES]

Thank you! Pink Berkeley Tie-Dye tastes just great!

[@npast1]

I recommend Purple Boy, it is a new hybrid, which tastes like Cherokee Purple, but is much more productive and handles heat well. People grow it all the way down to Florida, look it up online.

[@marvinbrock960]

You do an amazing job brother! Great explanation and amazing photos! I’m shopping for compact dwarfs for indoors… under 4’ with largish slicing tomatoes! You bring options in spades! Just wow!

[@LUCKYGARDENTOMATOES]

Thank you!

[@igroukmalinka8641]

Thank you for your videos! I have added zebra pineapple and helen's german to my growing list for 2024. The kozula 156 is the only kozula that I have ever tested and it is really excellent. For dwarf, I have already selected 20 so, as I limit myself to 150 plants, I am forced to make a choice. If you like sweet flavors, I liked several varieties in 2023: amana pink, cleota pink, boondocks, reinhard's, dester, chinese purple, feuerwerk, german head, mother russia, northern lights. There are many that I would like to grow again but big dilemma: discovery of new varieties or known taste? I opted for the new varieties because of lack of space and not enough time to grow more. It is a pity that seed exchanges are not possible for the moment. I wish I could have sent you some. See you soon to follow a new video and share our impressions.

[@LUCKYGARDENTOMATOES]

Thank you! Since I am in the service of my channel, it is my responsibility to find new and interesting varieties every year. 🙂

[@Tan_Z]

Thank you for sharing your list of sweet tomato varieties!

[@npast1]

Love your videos. One problem though is that sometimes it is very hard to find some of these seeds in the USA...

[@rowenakotelniski2603]

They sound good!

[@NicoleSmithGardening]

Excited for this video!!! 🤩

[@LUCKYGARDENTOMATOES]

You're so fast 😅

[@NicoleSmithGardening]

@@LUCKYGARDENTOMATOES 😂

[@erikahuxley]

I hope you realized every time you release a new video I have to order more seeds.

[@LUCKYGARDENTOMATOES]

🤣

[@deborahhenderson5314]

Hi, I’m in Australia, where are you growing tomatoes?

[@LUCKYGARDENTOMATOES]

Hi, I'm growing them in Belarus.

[@amy3458]

Friend, you always mention by mid-August. When do ypu transplant your tomatoes into the ground both in the field AND in your greenhouse? Thanks!

[@LUCKYGARDENTOMATOES]

About the middle of May both

[@amy3458]

@@LUCKYGARDENTOMATOES aThank you! That helps a lot!