From the research I've been doing, it seems certain tomatoes do well in
most any part of the U.S. I'm from Pennsylvania zone 5-6 and plan on
giving these a try next season. They a Lemon Boy, Early Girl,
Better Boy and Big Beef. If you have grown any or all of these, please
respond and let me know how you made out with them.

Thank You ............ Rich

EVP MAN wrote:
From the research I've been doing, it seems certain tomatoes do well in
most any part of the U.S. I'm from Pennsylvania zone 5-6 and plan on
giving these a try next season. They a Lemon Boy, Early Girl,
Better Boy and Big Beef. If you have grown any or all of these, please
respond and let me know how you made out with them.

Thank You ............ Rich



I've grown Better Boy for some time. Very vigorous, heavy producing and
reliable plant, a good percentage of big tomatoes (I grow in cages), and
VFN disease resistance.

Tony M.

Thanks for the information Tony. I have read that Better Boy seems to
out perform Big Boy and the Big Beef does better yet in most cases.
........... Rich

On 2010-06-27, EVP MAN wrote:

From the research I've been doing, it seems certain tomatoes do well in
most any part of the U.S. I'm from Pennsylvania zone 5-6 and plan on
giving these a try next season. They a Lemon Boy, Early Girl,
Better Boy and Big Beef. If you have grown any or all of these, please
respond and let me know how you made out with them.

Thank You ............ Rich

Lemon Boy is okay, and Early Girl, but Big Boy takes a long time
to ripen, espicially in zone 6.
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Bud