We tasted our first Black Krim; it was small and scarred but the flavor was excellent. We will wait to taste a few more before we decide to grow it again.

Goldman's Italian first year I've grown this one.

Beautiful tomato Paul!

Arlene, that first tomato always tastes delicious regardless of how it looks!

I think you're right, Crista.

Paul, it's beautiful; how is the taste?

The taste is just OK, I will try any make some sauce from some of them to see how it comes out.

I'll bet the sauce will be fine.

paul - garlic and bvasil and the sauce will be fine. good looking tomato

arlen e - i never liked the black kim when i grew it.

I've only tasted one so far so the jury is out on that one.

KBX
First of this variety

very nice paul. i like my tomatoes to be nice and round and red adn big. but since i didn't plant anything this year they all look good.

Beautiful!

My goodness! That's one humongous tomato! About the biggest tomatoes we can grow here (because of the dry heat) is an Early Girl. Sweet 100s - that sort of mater - grow best here. So of course, we all really, really want to grow are those gorgeous giants (anything over about 4 oz is a giant by Arizona standards).

Heirloom variety "Hayes"

I can't figure why the pictures are messed up.

Nice one, Paul. I was out at the farm this morning. NOT a pretty picture. Too wet so the green beans have slowed down.

Many tomatoes split before they can ripen. I put new batteries in my camera before going out and found out they were dead. I am off to clean & pack up beans. Will photo tomatoes after I have washed them.

nice 1/3 ofa tomato you have there

Went out and picked off everything I could; too many splits and bugs attacking.

i'm very jealous.

You wouldn't be if you saw them up close. You can be jealous of the ones at the CA house; I'm even jealous of those but they don't even hold a candle to Paul's.

waait till you see my tomato pcitures next year.

We'll be waiting.