Hi Lar

In 2013 I tried quite a few so-called EARLY varieties : like

STUPICE: it was not that early plus the fruit size just about a large cherry;

BLOODY BUTCHER: was early, tasted good too. But again small fruits.

MATINA : was not early : fruits were about large cherry/ saladette. Plant was diseased much early. I also grew Siberia. Not really early either.

SILETZ (OP): It was early (like Bloody butcher) but much bigger fruits, 6 oz +. I have been growing it ever since. but not the other ones.

This past season I got a Big Beef (F1) from nursery. It was just as early as Siletz but even bigger fruits. So now SiletZ and Big Beef (F1) . Now those two are my earlies.

Sey

Thanks Sey---- same results here --- taught I would post and see -- maybe miight get lucky and find a good one -- stay warm up there ---cold down here

This year I grew Legend and Lida Ukrainian tomatoes. Legend was the earliest at about 116 days from seeds and Lida was ripe several days later at about 120 days. Legend was quite tall, not really determinate, and it suffered from septoria a lot. Except for the earliness there was nothing remarkable about it. Lida Ukrainian was shorter and it grew and produced tomatoes in waves until the very end of the season in November. It also was prone to septoria but it managed to outgrow it. It was a good tomato although later ripening indeterminates were the best.