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Old December 8, 2019   #2
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In very simplistic terms, Uluru Ochre arose as one of the outcomes when an orange was crossed with a black pink - Cherokee Purple- so in a way, Uluru is a "black orange" in that it has the orange flesh, but also the chlorophyll retention aspect of the blacks such as Cherokee Purple.

It sure is a fine tasting tomato...and was quite a discovery for our project (the color - well done, Patrina!)
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