Any varieties using the name Stephanie?

SunnyK · January 21, 2010

I guess the title of the thread says it all

Does anyone know of any varieties who's name contains the name Stephanie...or any foreign versions of the it.
I did a family plot of tomatoes last season using the names in my home and had a good time watching my 'Family Members' grow. Now I would like to find seeds for my daughter and her family with their names for them to grow....but I am stuck on this last name LOL!

salix · January 22, 2010

The only one I can think of offhand is 'Elizabeth Stefancsik', a variety I got from Jeff Casey.

SunnyK · January 22, 2010

I actually have that one on my list for the Elizabeth LOL....I guess it could work for both.

winterfly · January 23, 2010

I have a variety named "Stephanie Z". It's a bicolor.

SunnyK · January 23, 2010

Do you remember what company you got it from?

winterfly · January 24, 2010

It's my own variety. It's from a cross of Earl's Faux and an unknown variety.

January 21, 2010	#1
SunnyK Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Stratford CT., Z6 or new for 2013 Z7 Posts: 126	Any varieties using the name Stephanie? I guess the title of the thread says it all Does anyone know of any varieties who's name contains the name Stephanie...or any foreign versions of the it. I did a family plot of tomatoes last season using the names in my home and had a good time watching my 'Family Members' grow. Now I would like to find seeds for my daughter and her family with their names for them to grow....but I am stuck on this last name LOL!

January 22, 2010	#2
salix Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: north central B.C. Posts: 2,310	The only one I can think of offhand is 'Elizabeth Stefancsik', a variety I got from Jeff Casey.

January 23, 2010	#4
winterfly Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: East Flat Rock, in Western North Carolina Posts: 30	I have a variety named "Stephanie Z". It's a bicolor.

January 24, 2010	#6
winterfly Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: East Flat Rock, in Western North Carolina Posts: 30	It's my own variety. It's from a cross of Earl's Faux and an unknown variety.