"Dingwall Scotty" - anyone know history?

KathyDC · May 30, 2013

I decided to grow a Dingwall Scotty plant this year because the name interested me (I suppose I picked this tomato like I pick out wine, based on the name/label!) - but I haven't been able to find much information about the history of the variety.

I really enjoy knowing a plant's history, part of why I love Tomatobase, but am not having much luck with this one.

So I'm surveying the experts! Does anyone have more information about how this tomato came to be?

Kathy

Douglas14 · May 31, 2013

Kathy,
Sorry I don't know it's history. I agree the name is quite interesting.
I grew Dingwall Scottie last year. It was very productive, producing salad-sized tomatoes that held well on the vine without splitting. A very nice variety with good flavor IMO.

KathyDC · June 1, 2013

Douglas, glad to hear someone else's experiences! It looks very healthy for me right now and should be putting out buds soon I think. Has anyone else out there grown them out?

May 30, 2013	#1
KathyDC Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Suburban Washington, DC (Zone 7A) Posts: 347	"Dingwall Scotty" - anyone know history? I decided to grow a Dingwall Scotty plant this year because the name interested me (I suppose I picked this tomato like I pick out wine, based on the name/label!) - but I haven't been able to find much information about the history of the variety. I really enjoy knowing a plant's history, part of why I love Tomatobase, but am not having much luck with this one. So I'm surveying the experts! Does anyone have more information about how this tomato came to be? Kathy

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May 31, 2013	#2
Douglas14 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2007 Location: Minnesota Posts: 602	Kathy, Sorry I don't know it's history. I agree the name is quite interesting. I grew Dingwall Scottie last year. It was very productive, producing salad-sized tomatoes that held well on the vine without splitting. A very nice variety with good flavor IMO.

June 1, 2013	#3
KathyDC Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Suburban Washington, DC (Zone 7A) Posts: 347	Douglas, glad to hear someone else's experiences! It looks very healthy for me right now and should be putting out buds soon I think. Has anyone else out there grown them out?