I planted this tomaato last spring but lost the identifying marker and
cannot recall what it was. I don't remember it being anything out of the
ordinary, I think it may have been mis-identified at the store where I
bought the plant. I don't recall buying anything unusual, but this one
sure is. It's my favorite, if only I knew what it was.

I just harvested the last fruit on Christmas day (I'm in So. California).
It has been producing since early July!

The fruit is small, pear shaped, non-ribbed and of very unusual coloring.
It is mostly green and red with touches of purple. Kind of like Christmas
colors. It is very juicy and has a wonderful rich flavor. I want to
figure out what it is so I can plant it again.

Any guesses or help would be appreciated.

Minus.

On Sat, 31 Dec 2005 19:57:52 GMT, Charles Minus
wrote:

I planted this tomaato last spring but lost the identifying marker and
cannot recall what it was. I don't remember it being anything out of the
ordinary, I think it may have been mis-identified at the store where I
bought the plant. I don't recall buying anything unusual, but this one
sure is. It's my favorite, if only I knew what it was.

I just harvested the last fruit on Christmas day (I'm in So. California).
It has been producing since early July!

The fruit is small, pear shaped, non-ribbed and of very unusual coloring.
It is mostly green and red with touches of purple. Kind of like Christmas
colors. It is very juicy and has a wonderful rich flavor. I want to
figure out what it is so I can plant it again.

Any guesses or help would be appreciated.

Minus.


Sounds like it might be Black Plum. Check out these nurseries that
specialize in tomatoes.

www.burpee.com
www.tomatogrowers.com
www.totallytomato.com

There are a lot of others that have tomato seeds, but these are the
ones I happen to have catalogues for right now.

--
Susan N.

"Moral indignation is in most cases two percent moral,
48 percent indignation, and 50 percent envy."
Vittorio De Sica, Italian movie director (1901-1974

"The Cook" wrote:
Sounds like it might be Black Plum. Check out these nurseries
that specialize in tomatoes.

www.burpee.com
www.tomatogrowers.com
www.totallytomato.com

Maybe the Ukranian Pear...
http://www.tomatogrowers.com/late.htm

I like the way the tomatogrowers.com website is laid out.

Good links. Thanks, Susan.

Jim Carlock
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