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Czech Bush Dwarf is one of my favorite dwarfs. In fact, I plan on using it in a few crosses this year.
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January 20, 2015 | #152 |
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Carolyn, the pic is König Humbert nr 192 on Manfreds list
nr 191 is King Humbert and its not the same variety |
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And yes, Manfred said they are not the same, but he doesn't say how or why in any detail. Carolyn
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January 21, 2015 | #154 |
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Re Umberto tomato is very interesting, not only for its history, but also because it is one of four varieties used in Italy for long-term storage as Pienollo del Vesuvio (hanging in the room). Therefore, I want the Italian version, which may come directly from Vesuvius, where this variety is grown more than a hundred years. If I shall buy some tomatoes from the Kraft-Reinhardt, I shall also buy a German variant- König Humbert.
Yvette thank you. Carolyn, please think of me, Carolyn, please think of me, I have about this tomato really extraordinary interest. Vladimír PS,:I also look at Australian Open. I fan our tenists, but I do not mind even if you lose. It's just a sport. Last edited by MrBig46; January 21, 2015 at 03:20 PM. |
April 5, 2015 | #155 |
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This year I will continue growing and learning Czech tomatoes. I also have prepared fifteen for me new seedlings of Czech varieties.
This year I will continue growing and testing Czech tomatoes. I have prepared fifteen for me new seedlings of Czech varieties. Brutus- indeterminant Giant, red Citrína- indeterminant,salad, yellow, in the shape of a lemon Czech´s Bush- determinant Denár- determinant, red , round ,cutting and canning Hana- determinant, red, round or slightly flattened ,cutting and canning Hanácké rudomasé- indeterminante, red ,oval,cutting Hugo- indeterminante, red, fruit shape and size like San Marzano Gigante Jitka-determinant, red ,round,cutting Odeon- determinant, red ,oval to round,cutting and canning Olomovic- seeds from Tania, it's probably Olomoucke nízké (Olomouc low) Pražské dlouhé žluté- indeterminante, yellow, long oval, cutting Taiko- indeterminant, fruit banana yellow, elongated, salad Terion- determinant, red, salad , round Titan -determinant, red ,oval,cutting Šejk- determinant red , round ,cutting and canning Vladimír PS.:There are seedlings Czech and Spanish tomatoes, dwarves and hearts outside my window |
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this is a beautiful view !!!
wish you a very successful season! did Negro Tegurta sprout? |
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Your "tomato window" is looking beautiful! What a great construction to have such a bunch of tomatoes behind one single window! Needs to be copied!
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April 5, 2015 | #158 |
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Yes, very nice set-up! May they continue to grow well for you!
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Vladimir, I love your project and will be watching for the results.
Beautiful tomato seedlings! Tatiana
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There is only one Czech beefsteak tomato- BRUTUS (Giant size). I am growing two plants of Brutus this year. I will grow one this tomato like any other beefsteak tomato. On the second plant I had only two megablooms, other flowers I pruned. I will leave only two fruits, plant one stalk, missouri pruning.
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So just now I checked Tania's website and found three Brutuses; http://tatianastomatobase.com/wiki/Brutus_Magnus http://tatianastomatobase.com/wiki/Brutus_F1 http://tatianastomatobase.com/wiki/Brutus_Maximum So I checked my original seed source and it was Andrey in Belarus and here's what he said about it; Polish CV, indet, red ribbed, giant fruits 200 to 500 gms. The one from Andrey that's being grown out this summer sounds like what you are growing, but what about 1 or two of the others from Slovakia/Morovoseeds? Or are we dealing with the former Czechkoslovakia and name changes? So was it a CV from Morovoseeds? Thanks in advance since I know you'll have an answer. Carolyn Carolyn
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Carolyn... I am growing one called Brutus Magnum. When I tried search on Tania's site this is what came up.
http://tatianastomatobase.com/w/inde...ecial%3ASearch So are there 4 Brutuses? |
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I always do my searching at Tania's directly from what she lists, not by seed sites,as in shortcuts, then alphabetical and from there to the abc table. Carolyn
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