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Mike723 · April 24, 2015

Yea Tatiana's doesn't know the other parent neither .. Her description:
"Bred by Tom Wagner, a tomato and potato breeder from WA, the founder of Tater Mater Seed, from a deliberate cross that involved Banana Legs variety. Tom Wagner named it in memory of his friend Mark Casady.
Here is the information that was supplied by Tom Wagner along with the seeds:
"I have a broad spectrum collection of fruit shapes and colors in my Casady's Folly lines. The stripes are more zig-zag than Green Zebra and they come in yellows, reds, greens, browns, and tri-colors. I think they would make a great addition to a catalog as a color/shape assortment."
First introduced in the Seed Savers 2010 Yearbook by Amy Goldman of NY (NY GO A)."

Stvrob · April 24, 2015

I just planted a few seeds from my amish mystery paste just to grow it out and compare it to your picture. I dont know why I didnt plant any this spring, it was a very tasty tomato.

Mike723 · April 24, 2015

Yea I'll have to give the striped roman a try.. The fruit is absolutely gorgeous, just a little flavor is all I ask, is that too much? Haha

Stvrob · April 24, 2015

Here are some of the mystery tomatoes from last year. The seed was from Johnny's and was supposed to be Amish Paste. These dont look as much like Mikes tomato as I remember though. I think others were more elongated.
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Worth1 · April 24, 2015

That doesn't even look like either of the others.
Some kind of wild cross.

Worth

Stvrob · April 24, 2015

I agree. They do look kinda weird. There are at least five of them in this picture that look more like your pic.
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mouka_f_slouka · April 24, 2015

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Originally Posted by Mike723

ok looks good lol . .. here goes nothin..

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I HONESTLY have never ever thought in my wildest dreams that there is such a wide variety of tomatoes.
Is it because they are so easy to cross breed? The technical term is "hybridize", but I prefer simple to-the-point terms.
Are there other vegetables that are similar in variety?

Stvrob · April 24, 2015

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Originally Posted by mouka_f_slouka

I HONESTLY have never ever thought in my wildest dreams that there is such a wide variety of tomatoes.
Is it because they are so easy to cross breed? The technical term is "hybridize", but I prefer simple to-the-point terms.
Are there other vegetables that are similar in variety?

Squash and melons, a whole lot of variety there for sure.

Jeanus · April 25, 2015

Starlight I feel I should book mark your posts. I am going to change the way I start seed.
Thanks

charley · April 25, 2015

mouka what is the second tomato pic from the top the purple ones

Mike723 · April 25, 2015

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Originally Posted by charley

mouka what is the second tomato pic from the top the purple ones

"Blue Beauty" ...they were decent, not the tastiest variety I've ever grown, but acceptable considering the marketability...

Mike723 · April 25, 2015

Slightly off topic, although you can see the hoop house and hairy vetch on the right; this was my day today ...

Finished off the trench for one of the bamboo planting's rhizome barrier (Nigra and Auerocaulis).. Safe to say I'm exhausted lol..

Stvrob · April 25, 2015

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mike723

Slightly off topic, although you can see the hoop house and hairy vetch on the right; this was my day today ...

Finished off the trench for one of the bamboo planting's rhizome barrier (Nigra and Auerocaulis).. Safe to say I'm exhausted lol..

What do you backfill it with? Grout?

Worth1 · April 25, 2015

Nice soil you do not want to do that at my house.

Worth

Mike723 · April 25, 2015

Stvrob, no grout - 30 or 60ml hdpe (high density polyethylene)... I'm cheap and use 30ml.. Plus it's easier to work with when you do it alone .. You can see the black roll of it at the back of the yard..

Worth, lol yea 2 1/2' is no fun but luckily I have wonderful soil... My entire block used to be an apple orchard.. Although I cheated this time and rented a trencher, but I think handling that 500 or so lb machine was no better lol.. Not to mention the 5 or so feet on each corner that the machine was too big to maneuver in.. I dug the property line barrier by hand a year or so ago; that took me about a week haha.. Only a few hours a night not to throw out the ol' back lol.. I'm only 29 but 12 years of taking boilers and oil tanks out of basements gets to ya pretty quickly..

April 24, 2015	#139
Stvrob Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Jacksonville, FL Posts: 1,413	Here are some of the mystery tomatoes from last year. The seed was from Johnny's and was supposed to be Amish Paste. These dont look as much like Mikes tomato as I remember though. I think others were more elongated. ImageUploadedByTapatalk1429916138.669785.jpg ImageUploadedByTapatalk1429916184.135865.jpg ImageUploadedByTapatalk1429916261.190977.jpg Last edited by Stvrob; April 24, 2015 at 08:01 PM.

April 25, 2015	#145
charley Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: copperas cove TEXAS Posts: 637	mouka what is the second tomato pic from the top the purple ones __________________ Great minds discuss ideas;average minds discuss events;small minds discuss people

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April 24, 2015	#136
Mike723 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Sep 2014 Location: CT Posts: 290	Yea Tatiana's doesn't know the other parent neither .. Her description: "Bred by Tom Wagner, a tomato and potato breeder from WA, the founder of Tater Mater Seed, from a deliberate cross that involved Banana Legs variety. Tom Wagner named it in memory of his friend Mark Casady. Here is the information that was supplied by Tom Wagner along with the seeds: "I have a broad spectrum collection of fruit shapes and colors in my Casady's Folly lines. The stripes are more zig-zag than Green Zebra and they come in yellows, reds, greens, browns, and tri-colors. I think they would make a great addition to a catalog as a color/shape assortment." First introduced in the Seed Savers 2010 Yearbook by Amy Goldman of NY (NY GO A)."

April 24, 2015	#137
Stvrob Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Jacksonville, FL Posts: 1,413	I just planted a few seeds from my amish mystery paste just to grow it out and compare it to your picture. I dont know why I didnt plant any this spring, it was a very tasty tomato.

April 24, 2015	#138
Mike723 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Sep 2014 Location: CT Posts: 290	Yea I'll have to give the striped roman a try.. The fruit is absolutely gorgeous, just a little flavor is all I ask, is that too much? Haha

April 24, 2015	#140
Worth1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Den of Drunken Fools Posts: 38,539	That doesn't even look like either of the others. Some kind of wild cross. Worth

April 24, 2015	#141
Stvrob Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Jacksonville, FL Posts: 1,413	I agree. They do look kinda weird. There are at least five of them in this picture that look more like your pic. ImageUploadedByTapatalk1429916832.739667.jpg

April 25, 2015	#144
Jeanus Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2015 Location: Tennessee Posts: 80	Starlight I feel I should book mark your posts. I am going to change the way I start seed. Thanks

April 25, 2015	#147
Mike723 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Sep 2014 Location: CT Posts: 290	Slightly off topic, although you can see the hoop house and hairy vetch on the right; this was my day today ... Finished off the trench for one of the bamboo planting's rhizome barrier (Nigra and Auerocaulis).. Safe to say I'm exhausted lol..

April 25, 2015	#149
Worth1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Den of Drunken Fools Posts: 38,539	Nice soil you do not want to do that at my house. Worth

April 25, 2015	#150
Mike723 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Sep 2014 Location: CT Posts: 290	Stvrob, no grout - 30 or 60ml hdpe (high density polyethylene)... I'm cheap and use 30ml.. Plus it's easier to work with when you do it alone .. You can see the black roll of it at the back of the yard.. Worth, lol yea 2 1/2' is no fun but luckily I have wonderful soil... My entire block used to be an apple orchard.. Although I cheated this time and rented a trencher, but I think handling that 500 or so lb machine was no better lol.. Not to mention the 5 or so feet on each corner that the machine was too big to maneuver in.. I dug the property line barrier by hand a year or so ago; that took me about a week haha.. Only a few hours a night not to throw out the ol' back lol.. I'm only 29 but 12 years of taking boilers and oil tanks out of basements gets to ya pretty quickly..