It's a challenge to grow tomatoes in the summer in Florida. They have to struggle to set fruit and the beefsteak sizes just poop out.

Knowing this I am growing only cherries until cooler weather sets in.

So far the best performers are Dr. Carolyn and Black Cherry.

I'm only sorry I just have one Dr. C plant because it's done so well with big ivory fruits.

It's the first time I grew DrC (thanks to a GW'r trading/giving seed) and the second for BlackC. They are on my permanent list now.

I should have known that if someone named a tomato after Dr.C it would be a good one.

Taste? A little tart (in a good way) and very pretty.