Pomadoro Crovarese

cloz · March 29, 2011

Has anyone heard of or grown this tomato? It is an Italian tomato, egg shaped and grows in clusters. I was given some seed for this and I was just wondering if anyone has any comments on it. It appears the only place you can get seeds for it is in Europe. This is a picture I found on Ebay in Italy. Guess I spelled it wrong in the title. It is Pomodoro Crovarese.

brokenbar · March 29, 2011

My Husband grew this. It was a very tangy tomato and produced like crazy. He also says the plants got huge/tall. He says he used it to make his "Snappy Tom" juice. He trials a lot of cherry/small/ (HUGE WASTE OF TIME & SPACE!!!) tomatoes and he says he will grow this one again. The only negative he says was that the skin was thin and he had some cracking and they bruised easily.

cloz · March 29, 2011

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Originally Posted by brokenbar

My Husband grew this. It was a very tangy tomato and produced like crazy. He also says the plants got huge/tall. He says he used it to make his "Snappy Tom" juice. He trials a lot of cherry/small/ (HUGE WASTE OF TIME & SPACE!!!) tomatoes and he says he will grow this one again. The only negative he says was that the skin was thin and he had some cracking and they bruised easily.

Thank You for the info! Sounds good. I'll have to start a few seeds tomorrow.

ireilly · March 31, 2011

Nothing to add about the variety except Pomodor Crovarese just means "Tomato from Crova."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crova

platys · March 31, 2011

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Originally Posted by brokenbar

My Husband grew this. It was a very tangy tomato and produced like crazy. He also says the plants got huge/tall. He says he used it to make his "Snappy Tom" juice. He trials a lot of cherry/small/ (HUGE WASTE OF TIME & SPACE!!!) tomatoes and he says he will grow this one again. The only negative he says was that the skin was thin and he had some cracking and they bruised easily.

I'll have to keep this variety in mind - my big complaint about cherry tomatoes is that the skin is too thick. I hate popping one in my mouth, and after it pops, I just have a mouth full of skin. Yuck!

March 29, 2011	#1
cloz Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Southern Connecticut Posts: 435	Pomodoro Crovarese Has anyone heard of or grown this tomato? It is an Italian tomato, egg shaped and grows in clusters. I was given some seed for this and I was just wondering if anyone has any comments on it. It appears the only place you can get seeds for it is in Europe. This is a picture I found on Ebay in Italy. Guess I spelled it wrong in the title. It is Pomodoro Crovarese. Last edited by cloz; March 29, 2011 at 09:16 PM. Reason: Spelled it wrong in the title

March 29, 2011	#2
brokenbar Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: South Of The Border Posts: 1,169	My Husband grew this. It was a very tangy tomato and produced like crazy. He also says the plants got huge/tall. He says he used it to make his "Snappy Tom" juice. He trials a lot of cherry/small/ (HUGE WASTE OF TIME & SPACE!!!) tomatoes and he says he will grow this one again. The only negative he says was that the skin was thin and he had some cracking and they bruised easily. __________________ "If I'm not getting dirty, I'm not having a good time."

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March 31, 2011	#4
ireilly Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2010 Location: Dallas Posts: 344	Nothing to add about the variety except Pomodor Crovarese just means "Tomato from Crova." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crova