re: What are the best kind of tomatoes to plant

I've planted Creoles and Carolina golds the past few years and honestly none of them produced all that well. The key is get them planted early because once the night time temps go up to a certain number (80 something I think) they have issues setting fruit. I've tried with some degree of success to make sure I shake the branches that have flowers on them to help with pollination when temps rise. I'm going to plant one of the heat tolerant varieties this year and see what happens. Lsu AG center website has some great resources