I am trying to learn more about these 5 varieties of seedlings I need to transplant out.

1) I have looked in a number of places and have gotten very conflicting answers about the variety called Delicious. I found it first as an indeterminate, 65 days to maturity, about 5 and one-half ounce fruit, each tomato averaging less than 3 inches and yellowish in color. Then I saw it as a determinate, fruit at 2 to 3 POUNDS each and red in color? Any help with this one?

2) Early Goliath- says 58 days, 8 ounce fruit, VFFNTASt for disease. My question is determinate or indet? It really makes a difference where they need to grow for me.

3) Bush Goliath- all I have found out is it has a large fruit at 3 to 4 inches, on plants that are 3 to 4 feet high. Again, determinate or indeterminate?

4) German Johnson- 85 days, large pinkish-red fruit, 1 pound fruit, and either poor or good resistance to disease. Again are they det. or indeterminate?

5) Mountain Spring- determinate, the questions are about the average fruit weight, I've seen it from 4.5 ounces to over 8 oz. Also the days to maturity- I've seen 70 to 80 days.

(By the way I did go thru the listings in the determinate/ indet. posts in the forum. The post has some of these varieties listed but not whether they are det. or indet.)

Any help would be great, also words of advice or whether you've had luck or heartache with them. Thanks!