brandywine sudduth picture

pbud · August 29, 2007

Could someone please post a picture of a Brandywine (sudduth strain)? I got seeds in a trade and the tomatoes are pink, plant has potato leaf foliage, yield is low, and taste is outstanding. Tomatoes, however are mostly oblate, and with slight ridges. Is this normal for Sudduth?
Thanks,
Paul

jhp · September 3, 2007

These are all brandywine sudduth strain, seed obtained from TGS, that I grew last year. As you can see, there is some variety in size and shape all from the same plant. Actually, I grew two plants of this last year. Mine was the same as yours, potato leaf, low yield, outstanding taste. Oh, and they were a late variety as well. Seemed to take forever for them to ripen. Does this help?

Jen

pbud · September 3, 2007

Yes, it does...pretty sure mine are as advertised.
Thanks, Jen.
Paul

Rena · September 3, 2007

Nice pics! Looks yummy!

August 29, 2007	#1
pbud Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Bay Area Posts: 173	brandywine sudduth picture Could someone please post a picture of a Brandywine (sudduth strain)? I got seeds in a trade and the tomatoes are pink, plant has potato leaf foliage, yield is low, and taste is outstanding. Tomatoes, however are mostly oblate, and with slight ridges. Is this normal for Sudduth? Thanks, Paul

September 3, 2007	#2
jhp Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2006 Location: Danbury, CT Posts: 492	These are all brandywine sudduth strain, seed obtained from TGS, that I grew last year. As you can see, there is some variety in size and shape all from the same plant. Actually, I grew two plants of this last year. Mine was the same as yours, potato leaf, low yield, outstanding taste. Oh, and they were a late variety as well. Seemed to take forever for them to ripen. Does this help? Jen

September 3, 2007	#4
Rena Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Warm Springs, GA Posts: 1,421	Nice pics! Looks yummy!