Girl Girl's Weird Thing

drew51 · March 5, 2015

I have had little luck obtaining any info on the variety. Any info appreciated.

henry · March 5, 2015

Found this on the Helpful Gardener forum.
Re: Tomato Grow Lists 2013
Mon May 20, 2013 12:02 am

TZ -OH6 wrote:
Splain pleez.

Girls Girls Weird Thing

This is a mutant of green zebra that was captured last year.
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Re: Tomato Grow Lists 2013
Mon May 20, 2013 1:15 am

I'm more curious about the origin of the double plural "girls girls" part of the name.

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Re: Tomato Grow Lists 2013
Mon May 20, 2013 3:21 am

TZ -OH6 wrote:
I'm more curious about the origin of the double plural "girls girls" part of the name.

Hard to say really. We were talking in a chat room one night a while back, than the name thing came up and this is what she settled on. Other than that I am not sure.

I would put up a link to a thread all about this tomato but this forum will not allow it.

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Re: Tomato Grow Lists 2013
Mon May 20, 2013 3:56 am

LOL

Correct name is "Girl Girl's..." and I remember it as that they have a dog named "Girl Girl" and this dog likes to eat (i.e. steal) tomatoes and particularly favored this tomato.

...I have the seeds, but somehow managed to overlook this variety when I was in frenzy of seed starting. I'm in the process of more-or-less final tally of what will definitely get planted, then Once I have that locked down, I'll be able to really see what's left and what I can or can't do to plant some more, etc.

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Re: Tomato Grow Lists 2013
Mon May 20, 2013 4:21 pm

Yes Apple is right I was thinking wrong. Her dog is Girl Girl and the mutant is a weird thing. She stating that she wasn't creative and that is all she could come up with. But I happen to love the name. 8)

Here is a pic of what a friend of mine Blane came up with last year. Definitely not Green Zebra that is for sure, but was stated as being very good flavor wise and the color is so awesome. Here's to a great run with this one and the many other variety's I have. Never fear I will be flooding the forum with pics and info this season.

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ginger2778 · March 5, 2015

http://www.tomatoville.com/showthrea...t=34639&page=3
See post #50, I posted a photo. I love this tomato so much.

IronPete · December 3, 2015

Its a great tomato but I think what Drew is after are the basic details for our records like height; leaf type; DTM; average fruit size; etc. determinate/indeterminate/dwarf and so forth. I got a GGWT tomato from my buddy Jake this summer and it is both beautiful, meaty and tasty to boot. Looks like Fred's Tye Die kind of.

Any info for the records would be appreciated.

Pete

ginger2778 · December 3, 2015

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Originally Posted by IronPete

Its a great tomato but I think what Drew is after are the basic details for our records like height; leaf type; DTM; average fruit size; etc. determinate/indeterminate/dwarf and so forth. I got a GGWT tomato from my buddy Jake this summer and it is both beautiful, meaty and tasty to boot. Looks like Fred's Tye Die kind of.

Any info for the records would be appreciated.

Pete

Indeterminate RL, 6' tall, moderately heavy fruit set, gorgeous golden green stripes on purple/ maroon fleshed, gently ribbed 8-12 oz or more beefsteak. Days to maturity I don't really pay attention to, not relevant here in the land of the 10 month season, but it is a mid to mid late season I think. Also, one of the last ones to still have fruit and not much foliar issues. Fabulous flavor. Juicy, not dry.

IronPete · December 3, 2015

Thank you Ginger!

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Originally Posted by ginger2778

Indeterminate RL, 6' tall, moderately heavy fruit set, gorgeous golden green stripes on purple/ maroon fleshed, gently ribbed 8-12 oz or more beefsteak. Days to maturity I don't really pay attention to, not relevant here in the land of the 10 month season, but it is a mid to mid late season I think. Also, one of the last ones to still have fruit and not much foliar issues. Fabulous flavor. Juicy, not dry.

drew51 · December 3, 2015

I have obtained seed to this, only a few though. What sucks is next year I have so much work i have to limit my tomato growing to only 4 plants, so doubt I will be growing it next year.

IronPete · December 3, 2015

Too bad as it is a dream tomato. I have attached some pics. I hope that they work out.

I think that's the right one.

Pete

IronPete · December 3, 2015

For the record I didn't grow the tomato but got it in a swap with a fellow tomatovillian. Can't wait to grow it though. ;-)

moray-eel-bite · December 3, 2015

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Originally Posted by IronPete

For the record I didn't grow the tomato but got it in a swap with a fellow tomatovillian. Can't wait to grow it though. ;-)

That one looks familiar for some reason... and yes, that's GGWT.

Glad you liked it.

IronPete · December 3, 2015

I loved it, Jake! Can't wait for next growing season!!!

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Originally Posted by moray-eel-bite

That one looks familiar for some reason... and yes, that's GGWT.

Glad you liked it.

drew51 · December 3, 2015

I'll try it in 2017.

Ricky Shaw · December 3, 2015

I'm hoping to score this seed in ginger's yearly offer and grow it in 2016.

ginger2778 · December 3, 2015

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Originally Posted by Ricky Shaw

I'm hoping to score this seed in ginger's yearly offer and grow it in 2016.

I am hoping they mature well. I have several little greenies on the plant right now.

Tormato · December 3, 2015

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Originally Posted by Ricky Shaw

I'm hoping to score this seed in ginger's yearly offer and grow it in 2016.

There'll be slightly less mystery in the MMMM for you.

March 5, 2015	#1
drew51 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2013 Location: Sterling Heights, MI Zone 6a/5b Posts: 1,302	Girl Girl's Weird Thing I have had little luck obtaining any info on the variety. Any info appreciated.

March 5, 2015	#2
henry Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Midway B.C. Canada Posts: 311	Found this on the Helpful Gardener forum. Re: Tomato Grow Lists 2013 Mon May 20, 2013 12:02 am TZ -OH6 wrote: Splain pleez. Girls Girls Weird Thing This is a mutant of green zebra that was captured last year. Maya we miss you more than words can describe. We love you so much and always will. Good bye baby girl. Feed the Earth and it will feed you! User avatar gixxerific Super Green Thumb Posts: 5916 Joined: Jun 26 '09 Location: Wentzville, MO (Just West oF St. Louis) Zone 5B Re: Tomato Grow Lists 2013 Mon May 20, 2013 1:15 am I'm more curious about the origin of the double plural "girls girls" part of the name. TZ -OH6 Super Green Thumb Posts: 2102 Joined: Jul 25 '08 Location: Mid Ohio Re: Tomato Grow Lists 2013 Mon May 20, 2013 3:21 am TZ -OH6 wrote: I'm more curious about the origin of the double plural "girls girls" part of the name. Hard to say really. We were talking in a chat room one night a while back, than the name thing came up and this is what she settled on. Other than that I am not sure. I would put up a link to a thread all about this tomato but this forum will not allow it. Dono Maya we miss you more than words can describe. We love you so much and always will. Good bye baby girl. Feed the Earth and it will feed you! User avatar gixxerific Super Green Thumb Posts: 5916 Joined: Jun 26 '09 Location: Wentzville, MO (Just West oF St. Louis) Zone 5B Re: Tomato Grow Lists 2013 Mon May 20, 2013 3:56 am LOL Correct name is "Girl Girl's..." and I remember it as that they have a dog named "Girl Girl" and this dog likes to eat (i.e. steal) tomatoes and particularly favored this tomato. ...I have the seeds, but somehow managed to overlook this variety when I was in frenzy of seed starting. I'm in the process of more-or-less final tally of what will definitely get planted, then Once I have that locked down, I'll be able to really see what's left and what I can or can't do to plant some more, etc. ) Learning never ends because we can share what we've learned. And in sharing our collective experiences, we gain deeper understanding of what we learned. User avatar applestar Mod Posts: 17372 Joined: May 1 '08 Location: Zone 6, NJ (3/M)4/E ~ 10/M Re: Tomato Grow Lists 2013 Mon May 20, 2013 4:21 pm Yes Apple is right I was thinking wrong. Her dog is Girl Girl and the mutant is a weird thing. She stating that she wasn't creative and that is all she could come up with. But I happen to love the name. 8) Here is a pic of what a friend of mine Blane came up with last year. Definitely not Green Zebra that is for sure, but was stated as being very good flavor wise and the color is so awesome. Here's to a great run with this one and the many other variety's I have. Never fear I will be flooding the forum with pics and info this season. Zoom in (real dimensions: 640 x 480)Image __________________ Henry

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IronPete Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2014 Location: Charlottetown, PEI, Canada Posts: 302	Its a great tomato but I think what Drew is after are the basic details for our records like height; leaf type; DTM; average fruit size; etc. determinate/indeterminate/dwarf and so forth. I got a GGWT tomato from my buddy Jake this summer and it is both beautiful, meaty and tasty to boot. Looks like Fred's Tye Die kind of. Any info for the records would be appreciated. Pete __________________ Thanks; Iron Pete "We can agree to disagree."

December 3, 2015	#9
IronPete Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2014 Location: Charlottetown, PEI, Canada Posts: 302	For the record I didn't grow the tomato but got it in a swap with a fellow tomatovillian. Can't wait to grow it though. ;-) __________________ Thanks; Iron Pete "We can agree to disagree."

March 5, 2015	#3
ginger2778 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Plantation, Florida zone 10 Posts: 9,283	http://www.tomatoville.com/showthrea...t=34639&page=3 See post #50, I posted a photo. I love this tomato so much.

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Ricky Shaw Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2015 Location: Zone 6a Denver North Metro Posts: 1,910	I'm hoping to score this seed in ginger's yearly offer and grow it in 2016.