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Old January 13, 2015   #1
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Default 2015 grow list....Tomato's of the World

Maybe this will just end up as something to think about in January or it just might be something really fun. I was thinking how many tomatoes in my collection that originated in other countries after getting now new stash from Tormato. So listing only what I already have seeds for, but would enjoy hearing other choices and experiences for the countries and those that I missed!
It was amazing reading though Tatiana's database to see where some very familiar varieties actually originated from. I am sure Carolyn will have special feelings for many of them.
AFGHANISTAN
Rumi Banjan
ARMENIA
Armenian IRLybibs
AUSTRALIA
Joe Thieneman's Australian Heart (more?)
BELARUS (Andrey)
Orange Minsk (more?)
BELGIUM
Happy Jack IRLph
BULGARIA
Hay's IRLph
CAMEROON
Heidi
CANADA
Meme Beauce IRLrbs (more?)
CHEZ REPUBLIC
Herodes IRLrh
Brutus IRLrlgbs
Goldkrone
CHINA
Huang se Chieh y
Ten Hung Tan Chieh r
Qiyana Huand and Chang Li
DANISH
Stor Gul IRLogl
GERMANY
German Red Strawberry
German Pink Tree IPLlg pbs
FRANCE
Pamplemousse de Grand Pere IPLbibs
Jaune Flamee
GREECE
Thessalonki or
Greek Domata
HUNGARY
Hungarian Giant, or Oval, or Heart?
ITALY
Hog Heart or Dr. Buresh Italian?
JAPAN
Japan Tomato Tree?
LATVIA
Aunt Astrida's Oxheart
Ilse's Yellow Latvian
NEW ZEALAND
Earl of Edgecombe
NORWAY
Imur Prior Beta
LITHUANIA
Lithuanian Crested Pink (more?)
Lithuanian....pbs
Savaro..ch, and Sheboygan...p
MEXICO
Joya de Oaxaca... (Oaxacan Jewel..is it the same)
MOLDOVA
Sandul Moldovan
Wild Rose (Dikaya Roza)
or Ocharovania
POLAND
Zogola IRLrbs (more?)
Malinowy Olbryzm
PORTUGAL
Alice
Kukla's Portuguese Heart
ROMANIA
Maria Amazilitei's Giant
Mom's Heart Valerian Dinkca
Or Lescana
RUSSIA
Caspian Pink (more?)
Sasha Altai
SPAIN
Fresa IRLph
Tres Cantos
SWEDEN
Need suggestions... Anna Aasa?
SWITZERLAND
Rose de Berne
Need suggestions?
YUGOSLAVIAN
Grightmire's Pride
Milka's
Vjerino ...Bosnia?
UKRAINE
Lyuda's Mom's lg. Pink Ukrainian
Shedra Sliva Tarasenko
AMERICA
Kellogg's Breakfast
Nebraska Wedding
?
?

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Old January 13, 2015   #2
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Rose de Berne for Switzerland. Very pretty color and great taste. Lithuanian for Lithuania. Malinowy Olbryzm for Poland. Purple Dog Creek from America, but then you could have a great Garden with just Kentucky heirlooms. Vera's Seed from Bosnia.

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Old January 13, 2015   #3
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I could be happy with just Chinese varieties:
Ten Hung Tan Chieh as a red
Huang Se Chieh as a yellow
new this year for me, Qiyanai Huang as an orange
and Chang Li, an oblong yellow cherry I like a lot.
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Old January 13, 2015   #4
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Tatiana has a view by origin (of course she does!)
http://tatianastomatobase.com/wiki/Category:Tomatoes

Here's some that I have in my seed box:

CAMEROON:Heidi
GUATEMALA: Mandarina
AFGHANISTAN: Rumi Banjan
JAPAN: Momotaro (I have an OP version)
RUSSIA (Siberia): Sasha's Altai
NEW ZEALAND: Margaret Curtain (I think... it's what I was told)
ITALY: Belmonte (Calabria) I'm sure there's lots to add here, I just don't have many.

I got a bunch last year from World Tomatoes but had trouble germinating some of them. Gotta try again! I got some from Korea, the Phillippines, Nigeria, and Iran.
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Old January 13, 2015   #5
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For Lithuania, there are a couple more tomatoes besides Lithuanian Crested Pink (a very nice pink heart tomato I grew last summer). There is Lithuanian, which is a pink beefsteak, and Savaro, a red cherry/salad tomato. Sheboygan is a pink paste-looking tomato that was grown by Lithuanian immigrants--I suspect it came over from Lithuania during the first major wave of emigration from the country in the early 1900's.

For France, add Jaune Flammee. It's an orange large cherry/salad tomato. Don't pick these too early unless you like really acid tomatoes, however!
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Latvia - Aunt Astrida's Oxheart, Ilse's Yellow Latvian

Norway - Imur Prior Beta
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Moldova - Sandul Moldovan
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