Deb, when I was in Greece they had some very good tomatoes for salads and when in a town where there was a nursery sort of Home Depot, the tour guide stop to get me the tomato seeds that I asked her, they recommended the tomatoes Ace 55 that are grown in the area and other cherry tomato.

Next season after coming back I grew them in my garden and they were a little better than other hybrids, I only tried them once so I probably have to grow them again to give a review.

In my experience, growing any tomato in Florida is not the easiest thing to do, due to fungal diseases and bugs but I always get a nice harvest in my garden, can't complain....:)

Thanks, Silvia. No doubt I would do better if I had more sun, but mine just don't thrive or pollinate well without it. My Everglades do well, but nothing else. I can't grow peppers or eggplants for the same reason.