Bevin's Tomato?

Chucker · January 8, 2015

Does anyone have any info on a tomato named Bevin's? I was unable to find anything at Tania's, and my google search only came up with a possibility of a John's Creek Bevin's, which looks like a KY variety. Any info would be great.

loudog · January 9, 2015

I think Gary Millwood had something to do with it, I think it was from Pike county Ky if my memory is right. Louie

Chucker · January 9, 2015

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Originally Posted by loudog

I think Gary Millwood had something to do with it, I think it was from Pike county Ky if my memory is right. Louie

Excellent, thanks. That info helped with a better google search and I came up with this:

http://www.medicalleader.org/pmc_news.html?id=4627

Quote:

Pinson said there are a few “community treasures” in Pike County, like the heirloom “Bevins Tomato,” a “Roy Meade Cut Short Bean” and the “Ceiro Tomato,” vegetables and fruits named after families who preserved seeds for generations.

January 8, 2015	#1
Chucker Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Illinois Posts: 180	Bevin's Tomato? Does anyone have any info on a tomato named Bevin's? I was unable to find anything at Tania's, and my google search only came up with a possibility of a John's Creek Bevin's, which looks like a KY variety. Any info would be great.

January 9, 2015	#2
loudog Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: west central ohio Posts: 172	I think Gary Millwood had something to do with it, I think it was from Pike county Ky if my memory is right. Louie