My tomato

spizziko · June 14, 2015

Dear friends, these are some varieties of tomatoes that grow

AZOYCHKA

ALOYCHKA (FILEminimizer).JPG

ALOYCHKA_2 (FILEminimizer).JPG

BLACK CHERRY

BLACK_CHERRY (FILEminimizer).JPG

CUCUMBER SWING F1

CETRIOLO_SWING (FILEminimizer).JPG

CRNKOVIC

CRNKOVIC (FILEminimizer).JPG

DATTERINO PEPOLINO

DATTERINO (FILEminimizer).JPG

KUMATO BROWN

KUMATO (FILEminimizer).JPG

OMAR L.

LIBANESE_OMAR (FILEminimizer).JPG

SASHA'S ALTAI

SASHA_ALTAI (FILEminimizer).JPG

STUPICE

STUPICE_2 (FILEminimizer).JPG

Expect the maturation is right!!

Ciao from Italy...

NarnianGarden · June 14, 2015

wow, that Datterino looks so tempting!

The first one probably is Azoychka?

spizziko · June 14, 2015

Quote:

Originally Posted by NarnianGarden

wow, that Datterino looks so tempting!

The first one probably is Azoychka?

The datterino is wonderful .... here in Italy is very worn.

Sorry, the correct name is azoychka!

**carolyn137** · June 14, 2015

And I'm glad to see you are growing two varieties that I first introduced and those would be Crnkovic Yugoslavian and Omar's Lebanese.

I wish I could see your pictures, but due to a software problem with my computer browser I can only see pictures that are shown as actual pictures.

In your introduction thread in Town Hall I said I had visited Italy and of course your cuisine is a tomato and pasta based one, which I love and I have grown many many varieties that originated in Italy, and a lot of them from immigrants who came from Italy to the US between the late 1800's and about 1920 and brought seeds with them.

Carolyn

June 14, 2015	#1
spizziko Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2015 Location: italy Posts: 4	My tomato Dear friends, these are some varieties of tomatoes that grow AZOYCHKA ALOYCHKA (FILEminimizer).JPG ALOYCHKA_2 (FILEminimizer).JPG BLACK CHERRY BLACK_CHERRY (FILEminimizer).JPG CUCUMBER SWING F1 CETRIOLO_SWING (FILEminimizer).JPG CRNKOVIC CRNKOVIC (FILEminimizer).JPG DATTERINO PEPOLINO DATTERINO (FILEminimizer).JPG KUMATO BROWN KUMATO (FILEminimizer).JPG OMAR L. LIBANESE_OMAR (FILEminimizer).JPG SASHA'S ALTAI SASHA_ALTAI (FILEminimizer).JPG STUPICE STUPICE_2 (FILEminimizer).JPG Expect the maturation is right!! Ciao from Italy... Last edited by spizziko; June 14, 2015 at 04:36 PM.

June 14, 2015	#4
carolyn137 Moderator Emeritus Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Upstate NY, zone 4b/5a Posts: 21,169	And I'm glad to see you are growing two varieties that I first introduced and those would be Crnkovic Yugoslavian and Omar's Lebanese. I wish I could see your pictures, but due to a software problem with my computer browser I can only see pictures that are shown as actual pictures. In your introduction thread in Town Hall I said I had visited Italy and of course your cuisine is a tomato and pasta based one, which I love and I have grown many many varieties that originated in Italy, and a lot of them from immigrants who came from Italy to the US between the late 1800's and about 1920 and brought seeds with them. Carolyn __________________ Carolyn

June 14, 2015	#2
NarnianGarden Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: Finland, EU Posts: 2,550	wow, that Datterino looks so tempting! The first one probably is Azoychka?