Best video I've watched. I like it when people show start to harvest.

Growing both of these variety this year. Thank you for the vid!

Great looking tomatoes thanks for sharing

2 of my FAVORITE Heirloom Tomatoes!

Planted both of these variety’s and I’m ecstatic

Beautiful harvest and beautiful garden! I'm growing for the first time this year and picked Mr. Stripey, but definitely going to try Cherokee Purple next year. I could only hope they turn out this great!

I would’ve like to see the tomatoes still on the vine just before you pick them. But it does give me hope that my Brandywine tomato plant will produce good fruit.

Taking notes for this year's tomato garden

I wish I could give ten thump ups. You did a good job. Thank you for great video.

I managed to grow some terrific tasting Brandywine Reds in our Dry season. We live in tropical northern Australia. Thanks for the tips, I'll certainly give them another go. I love the taste and the colour of those tomatoes, like nothing we get in our shops.

Love em both

Great video man! I'm growing red branywines this year. Good to know that they get that tall before I build my trellis

I’m doing brandywine, beefsteak, Cherokee purple, brads atomic, dads sunset, sweetheart cherry, bumblebee. I have 23 growing and so far the beefsteak and brandywine are 5 ft tall already planted on May 5 and it’s June 17. This is my first time doing these varieties I bought all my seeds from bakers creek highly recommend them! Everything looks awesome! Great garden btw!

Thanks for the tomato growing tips!

Thanks, I enjoyed your video as I am anxiously awaiting my planting date. Which for me in zone 6b is 5/20.☺

Love me some pink brandy wine. Soooooo damn good on sandwiches or even my crazy- I LOVE them in pico de gallo

I just started growing hillbilly potato leaves this spring

Wow great video...i grow pink Brandywine and big beef and betterboys every year with great success here in Southeast Georgia...also cucumbers, eggplant and all sorts of exotic hot peppers...keep up the good work!

I would trim some of those leaves and this will help them ripen quicker

Smart way to plant the two types instead of planting one type per side of the trellis. Makes it harder for them to cross pollinate. Keep the seeds from the ends just to be sure.

I am growing true black brandywine for the first year and am curious if you have ever tried them? You grow all of our favorites and your plants are beautiful. Thank you.🍅

Do you do any pruning of the suckers and bottom leaves???

Good video. I did see a little bloom end rot. You should add a little gypsum powder as an amendment when you plant them. This will add calcium without changing the soil PH and BER will not occur. Many blessings and good harvests to you sir.

Why Epsom salt and why not bone meal and gypsum ? Looking at your grow plants it is hard to argue with how healthy your tomatoes are~!

My wife grows Brandywine tomatoes, but my dad keeps asking us for Cherokee Purples. Now I know what they look like. Lol! Thanks, my new friend!

What do you use for your lil name tags?

How sweet are the Brandywine?

We recently planted 7 Heirloom Starts 🍅🍅🍅🍅🍅🍅🍅

TL;DR - The plants are doing very very well

My mom mixed the San Marzano seeds with the 1884 tomato so we won't know till the harvest, between Brandywine potatoleaf and Cherokee purple which one do you like it more? And which is the most overall resistant? I'm looking to plant just one variety next year to avoid cross pollination.

Do you prune your tomatoes?

Did you trim them to one stem or did you let them bush out?

I noticed the leaves are also sorr of curled down. Is that normal for the potato leaf? I am growing yellow brandywines and each time a bew leaf emerges it is sort of curled up downwards.

Most of my Cherokees Purple's are towards the bottoms of plant, few up high. What is the difference between Brandywine Red and the Brandywine (without a color name)?

I’ve been watching too many gardening videos but I see you remove some suckers and leaves not right at the stem Seems like a good idea any reason?

Isnt that a bit close..1 per sq ft

The corner of your trellis between the wood and the wire : how you attach? Did you bend the wood nails or use clips?

I got it seeds here. Come to learn how to plant this viraties

Where do you live? What zone? It seems to be able to seed these alot earlier I'm in South Carolina

Rodents must have good taste because they basically got all my brandywines last year and didn't touch my other tomatoes haha

There's no reason to wait till fully ripe. Once they blush on the bottom, they have all they need to attain the same flavor if left longer on the vine. No need to risk the fruit.

Do u always plant them that close?

Brandywine, like how many per plant? . I do not had many, the heat of July was hard , but mines all around 1 - 1.5 . I had one 1.11.

Well, how’d they taste?! 😁

Weird, your podcast is a blank black page. I cannot watch it.