I have four different "Pride" peaches to spread out my harvest. All are very good. I would say "Eva's" is the most outstanding. They all fruit every year!

IÂve grown some of those, and the only ones I would grow again are Brandywine Sudduth and Cherokee Purple. Maybe worth the bother, even if you only get one or two tomatoes per bush for the season. As commented above, Stupice produces lots of supermarket flavored fruit. Jaune Flammee never sweetened up for me, stayed sour the whole season. Heidi was okay, but there are better tasting red cherry tomatoes. White Queen was pretty blah. Coustralee didnÂt produce anything. Other tomato varieties are just better. Goose Creek produced the earliest crop of large, flavorful tomatoes, took a short summer break, rebloomed in the fall, and is still green, loaded with medium and small fruit, while most everything else is frozen dead. San Marzano Redorato produced a small but steady crop of pasta tomatoes that made the most wonderful dried tomatoes in the dehydrator, for my sonÂs "sun dried tomato" recipes popular now. The flavor is far superior to the expensive bottles of dried tomatoes in the store. IÂve been ordered to plant lots of bushes again next year. Sun Sugar is the most wonderful yellow cherry tomato- one I would never be without. Momotaro has the best flavor for me of the large tomatoes, but doesnÂt produce much. The next best large tomato is Brandy Boy. It produced a good crop of large, tasty tomatoes early and consistently throughout the season. Your tastes may differ.

If you Google old Gardenweb posts, just put in something like " Gardenweb forum, Asian pears.", there will be many old posts about people's opinions on A.pears for you to read. I can tell you that for east coast, many likes Korean Giant. It has large, tasty fruit, is productive and disease resistant (in my area). I attached this particular post: http://forums.gardenweb.com/discussions/1461313/mail-oder-nursery-reviews. If you cannot open it, Google Gardenweb, Mail Order Nursery reviews. Lots of good info on fruit tree nurseries. Also, please pay close attention to recommendations from those living in or near your area because climate makes a difference.

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