asmx91 2022

[MrsJustice]

Good Morning Asmx91 you take beautiful Pictures that capture the true radiances of Mother Nature.

O am looking at your handwriting of the spelling of these beautiful little Yellow Cherry Tomatoes. What is the Correct Spelling of "Sunvira or Sunviva?

Can the Seeds of these Hybrids be grown again creating the Yellow Cherry Tomatoes?

You, and the Late Fred Hempel, and the Late Dr. Carolyn have Great Creation Abilities. I will have a picture of these dried beautiful cherry tomatoes once I get the proper name to understand your handwriting.

[asmx91]

The correct spelling is: Sunviva

Sunviva is a new breeding.
'Sunviva' was developed as part of the organic outdoor tomato project at the University of Göttingen under the direction of Dr. Bernd Horneburg. In 2017, it received its variety approval and became the world's first tomato with an open source seed license.

You can make seeds from this kind. It is no F1

[MrsJustice]

Great Information because my little Grandkids loved them. May the Lord Bless Dr. Bernebury. I tried to upload a picture last night. But the Pictures need to have a web address. To show you the true picture of the beautiful color of these Dried Beauties, I put them on the Roas Peatels. My Husband gave me Roses last week I put them in my workstation. I was thinking about how Pictures have so much meaning and color. I put them together to show you the pure yellow color. The Native Americans taught my people to "Dry out the Tomatoes" for their Winter supply of Soups and Strews they used for their Community and for the soldiers at Fort Monroe during the Civil War.

[MrsJustice]

I will try to upload the Pictures on my Website to get a web address.

Here in America, we have Joel Olsteens help me to keep going with my Research, Amen!!

[MrsJustice]

I Finally worked hard to get this Phote to you of the Sunviva. I understand how to make this happen with the Pictures. I will be posting many in the Future.

The 1 Dried Cherry Tomato in the back of this picture is called Iris Candy, but it changes its color a little when drying. You can see that your Sunviva did not change in color, Amen!!

I am glad I can save the seeds to grow for my Grandkids next year.

Thank you!!!!!

[MrsJustice]

https://photos.app.goo.gl/ak3ijJxkJzGG6KCcA

[MrsJustice]

https://photos.app.goo.gl/ak3ijJxkJzGG6KCcA

[MrsJustice]

I cannot get the Photo to show.

[MrsJustice]

Here again, is another picture with just the Sunviva Yellow Cherry Tomatoes.

I cannot get the picture to show.

[MrsJustice]

[MrsJustice]

Keeping their yellow color, Amen!

[deltoro]

Originally Posted by asmx91

The correct spelling is: Sunviva

Sunviva is a new breeding.
'Sunviva' was developed as part of the organic outdoor tomato project at the University of Göttingen under the direction of Dr. Bernd Horneburg. In 2017, it received its variety approval and became the world's first tomato with an open source seed license.

You can make seeds from this kind. It is no F1

I bought seeds of Sunviva for next season

[MrsJustice]

Your Family will love Them, Amen!!

The Growth Patterns and Production Rate of Sunviva are higher than my Texas Wilds Cherry. Good Tomato taste too.

[MrsJustice]

Thank You Anneliese for the CARD and NEW SEEDS to try next year yesterday.

May God Bless You.

Farmer, Joyce Beggs

[asmx91]