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Old July 15, 2009   #19
Frog
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Originally Posted by carolyn137 View Post
There is a variety called Peche Blanche, as in white Peach and several links to it can be found by Googling and here's one of them; just scroll down to the bottom for the name:

http://www.labourdaisiere.com/en/the...tory-of-tomato

And it's also listed in the SSE Yearbook as Peche blanche and the most recent description of it is as follows:

80 days, indet,regular leaf, 2 oz, round/square white fruit with yellow tint, lots of seeds, fuzzy thin skin, sweet excellent flavor, very productive ( and the seed source was an SSE member in Belgium)
Sounds likely, the description is spot on, my original seed source was French, so it looks like my 'white peach' is just a translation of the French name. It's one of my favourite toms, my daughter loves them, they're very sweet.

They have a somewhat un-tomato, but delicious, taste, tasting more like a tropical fruit. Thin skin and thick flesh and are crammed with big seeds.

The fruit are whiter than the one appears to be in my photo.
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