My Sungold are Tomatoberry-garden f1 - Page 2

**carolyn137** · August 19, 2010

Filmnet, in a post above you asked about a place in Maine and why they would have Sungold F1 seeds.

I assumeds it was Pinetree seeds and kathy has confirmed that.

Tokita Seed in Japan sends the F1 seeds of what they produce to many many commercial sites for retail sale. Just Google Sungold F1 and you'll find the HUGE number of commercial seed companies that offer them retail.

The same thing is done by ALL the major companies that develop varieties witch includes those in the far East of Tokita, Sakata and Known- You, all of the ones in the Netherlands, all of the ones here in the US that would include Novartis, Petoseed, Harris-Moran and on and on.

Hope that helps.

FILMNET · August 19, 2010

Yes they are red, and i will not save seeds from them.

FILMNET · August 19, 2010

wonderful answer, thanks alot this must happend some times with hybrids i expect.

August 19, 2010	#16
carolyn137 Moderator Emeritus Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Upstate NY, zone 4b/5a Posts: 21,169	Filmnet, in a post above you asked about a place in Maine and why they would have Sungold F1 seeds. I assumeds it was Pinetree seeds and kathy has confirmed that. Tokita Seed in Japan sends the F1 seeds of what they produce to many many commercial sites for retail sale. Just Google Sungold F1 and you'll find the HUGE number of commercial seed companies that offer them retail. The same thing is done by ALL the major companies that develop varieties witch includes those in the far East of Tokita, Sakata and Known- You, all of the ones in the Netherlands, all of the ones here in the US that would include Novartis, Petoseed, Harris-Moran and on and on. Hope that helps. __________________ Carolyn

August 19, 2010	#17
FILMNET Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: North Charleston,South Carolina, USA Posts: 1,803	Yes they are red, and i will not save seeds from them.