For all OB vegetable gardeners.

Better Bush, Celebrity, Early Girl, and Better Boy all make pretty well and are easy to grow. They are decent eating (for a backyard tomato, still 100x better than a store-bought tomato). You should be able to find them at almost any place that sells plants. If you are just starting out, don't mess with heirloom varieties. They can be finicky, and most require an increased level of effort in required care.

I plant whatever varieties (meaning I buy a couple of every variety available) at my local Cleggs. They vary from year to year, but they all end up making about the same for some reason. I had some Gypsy Peppers one year that were really good, and probably the best tasting sweet pepper I've ever grown. They are small, but are delicious. Plant a bunch of different ones. You can freeze whatever you don't eat for later. Good luck.

Walmart, $1.77 for 4 pack. At that price, pick one of everything, grow it for yourself and narrow your selection down next year based on your own personal experience.

FYI- Naylor's has a huge variety. We were there on Sunday and I counted 50 varieties of tomatoes. I think they grow a lot of their plants onsite...

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Easiest to grow would be a bush variety. I buy mine from a farmer who does it commercialy. He calls them field bush tomatoes and they really well. I'm sure that's nit the real name of them though.