Favorite vegetable varities

[copper2]

What's every ones favorite plants and cultivars? Let's list some of the best plants, so everyone can get them! I'll start: my favorite tomato is "matts wild cherry" it has a great flavor and produces a lot of tiny cherry tomatoes, I actually don't like cherrys but love this one!

 

[copper2]

And zero flavor!

 

[copper2]

I think this thread is going to die like my other one

 

[copper2]

Zero gardeners, I'm wasting my life, yes wasting my life

 

[copper2]

Varities I have: black cherry tomato, mayos delight tomato, golden buddha bean, scarlet emperor bean, Hutterite bean, cranberry bean, Nantes coreless carrot, Atlantic giant pumpkin, spring feast lettuce, and lowens family herlem ground cherry

 

[Sequel]

Hi Copper2! Just saw your thread. I really love the flavour of Brandywine tomatoes, but I hedge my bets with cherry tomatoes, this year I found Sweet 100 and another which I can't remember the variety. St. Victor leeks are a favourite too, they're a French heirloom variety that turn purplish when it gets cool in the fall. Hard to find seeds though,I ordered them from a place in Canada. Then forgot to plant them! Gah!

 

[MeatTheFlockers]

Gardening is hardly a waste....the only waste is to those who dont.

I cant say that I have ONE favorite so I will list a few.

Tomatoes: Pink Berkley Tie Dye, Blue Beauty, Verde Claro, Cherokee Green, PorkChop, Lucky Tiger, Snow White Cherry, and Rebel yell just to name a few.

Peppers: Lemon Drop, Fatali, Arroz Con Pollo, Zavory, Bulgarinan Carrot.

Squash: Sweet Dumpling, Sweet Meat, Georgia Candy Roaster.

Carrots: Parisenne and Pusa Asita.

 

[copper2]

Blue beauty is a beauty, I have a apricot brandywine tomato that hasn't produced a tomato yet

 

[copper2]

Are in of the leek seeds still viable? That sounds like a pretty nice variety, haven't heard of a leek like that!

 

[copper2]

I'm a member of seed savers exchange, lots of cool varities but expensive $5 for beans