We've grown all of them. They are good varieties. Grew Lucky Cross this past year. Large plant with low yield of fairly large bi-color beefsteaks. The few fruits I did get tasted great! Seed source was Delectation of Tomatoes.

Kansas Farm Girl,

Thank you. I am not so interested in high production as I want something that has good flavor. I can most of my tomatoes and give the rest away to friends who don't garden.

authereray --- Shell is right. Ours was also a very large plant with huge potato leaves, somewhat disease resistant, moderate production of very large bi-color beefsteaks. Took 90 days to ripen. Thin skin, creamy flesh and very juicy. Superb flavor complexity.

It is the tangy taste that we loved !!! (we don't care for sweet tomatoes) --- the most tangy of all beefsteaks we grew (if you like tomatoes with acidic taste predominating, this one is hard to beat)!

Tony

got the seeds here:

https://store.tomatofest.com/Lucky_Cross_p/tf-0297.htm

14tomatoes,

That sounds like what I'm looking for. Thanks !