Italian tomatoes

[Sun City Linda]

Originally Posted by gdaddybill

I originally got my seed from Willhite and they may have been off base. Close though.

I think some seed companies actually hype it as Italian, and who knows maybe it is a marmande crossed with something Italian. "Bred to please the Italian palate" sticks in my mind about Tomande......

[clkeiper]

Originally Posted by Sun City Linda

I think some seed companies actually hype it as Italian, and who knows maybe it is a marmande crossed with something Italian. "Bred to please the Italian palate" sticks in my mind about Tomande......

I was just looking at Tatianas site to see what this Tomande was and it isn't listed there.

[Sun City Linda]

Originally Posted by clkeiper

I was just looking at Tatianas site to see what this Tomande was and it isn't listed there.

I don't think she lists many, or maybe any hybrids.

[clkeiper]

ahhh, I didn't even think of that. I was also looking for Rons carbon copy, but it isn't on there either so I was thinking I was just picking the wrong ones to look for. stumped.

[carolyn137]

Originally Posted by clkeiper

ahhh, I didn't even think of that. I was also looking for Rons carbon copy, but it isn't on there either so I was thinking I was just picking the wrong ones to look for. stumped.

Plenty of references when I Google it, all from Tomatoville

https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q...on+copy+tomato

Carolyn

[clkeiper]

I only went to tatianas to look. I just seem to keep missing the "what I am looking for there". nor did I run across how big this plant gets on any of the searches I did either. is it a huge plant or a fairly managable one? I assume (but that is not always a good thing to do) it is an indeterminate, too. any ideas? maybe I missed it but I didn't find my answers. I put a 6' cage on it.