Buckeye Yellow.

michael johnson · April 13, 2007

Does anyone know anything about a variety called (Buckeye Yellow) as it is supposed to be a very good flavour, but despite my best efforts I have never been able to find it anywhere even listed-let alone any info about it, lots of info on other Buckeye varieties but not about the Yellow.

VGary · April 14, 2007

Michael, This is a Kentucky Heirloom variety I germinated last year and shared seedling with Bert/Spider who posts here. He loved the tomato. I lost several of my Kentucky varieties and the Buckey Yellow was one of those. I will call him and suggest he comment here about it. He is growing it this year I think. Below is the only description I have for it.
Gary/Louisville

Buckeye Yellow: Large to extra-large, ivory to light yellow fruit
with pink streaks showing from blossom end. Thin skin very prone to
cracking, must be staked, indeterminate.

michael johnson · April 14, 2007

Thanks Gary, its a real hard to find variety.

michael johnson · April 15, 2007

I think this particular variety ought to be more readily available- especialy since Bert likes it so much, it sounds very good- so come on Bert get the Buckeye Yellow into full seed production for the end of 2007- as Both I and lots of other TV enthusiasts would dearly love to try it,-many thanks also to Gary for developing it.

April 13, 2007	#1
michael johnson Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: UK. Posts: 960	Buckeye Yellow. Does anyone know anything about a variety called (Buckeye Yellow) as it is supposed to be a very good flavour, but despite my best efforts I have never been able to find it anywhere even listed-let alone any info about it, lots of info on other Buckeye varieties but not about the Yellow.

April 14, 2007	#2
VGary Tomatoville Honoree Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Louisville, Kentucky Posts: 460	Buckeye Yellow Kentucky Heirloom Michael, This is a Kentucky Heirloom variety I germinated last year and shared seedling with Bert/Spider who posts here. He loved the tomato. I lost several of my Kentucky varieties and the Buckey Yellow was one of those. I will call him and suggest he comment here about it. He is growing it this year I think. Below is the only description I have for it. Gary/Louisville Buckeye Yellow: Large to extra-large, ivory to light yellow fruit with pink streaks showing from blossom end. Thin skin very prone to cracking, must be staked, indeterminate. __________________ *"We believe we mere debtors to God in relation to each other and all men, to improve our Time and Talents in this Life, in that manner in which we might be most useful." Shaker Covenant 1795*

April 15, 2007	#4
michael johnson Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: UK. Posts: 960	I think this particular variety ought to be more readily available- especialy since Bert likes it so much, it sounds very good- so come on Bert get the Buckeye Yellow into full seed production for the end of 2007- as Both I and lots of other TV enthusiasts would dearly love to try it,-many thanks also to Gary for developing it.