Little Red Tree
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Little Red Tree
I would not have needed any additional tomato plants, but I could not resist buying this one, when I saw them in the store today.
If these taste good and the plant grows well, I may save seeds, even I do not know if it is a hybrid.
https://www.farmzy.nl/en-gb/farmzy-little-red-tree
Sari
If these taste good and the plant grows well, I may save seeds, even I do not know if it is a hybrid.
https://www.farmzy.nl/en-gb/farmzy-little-red-tree
Sari
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Re: Little Red Tree
Wow, the leaves are really compressed and wrinkled - interesting. Most likely a hybrid.
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Re: Little Red Tree
Looks like it's a progeny of "Stick".
https://www.victoryseeds.com/tomato_stick.html
https://www.victoryseeds.com/tomato_stick.html
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Re: Little Red Tree
I would have had a hard time passing this one up also.
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Re: Little Red Tree
So cute! 

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Re: Little Red Tree
If I saw this in a store there is no way that I could leave it behind. I just can't blame you for bringing it home. I do hope that they taste good to you. Please let us know how it does for you.
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Re: Little Red Tree
After looking at the link you provided, it seems that this company specializes in growing dwarf tomatoes. I wonder if there is any influence from the Dwarf Tomato Project on their products?
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Re: Little Red Tree
Renaissance Farms has one they call Curly Kale... https://renaissancefarms.org/product/cu ... rf-tomato/
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Re: Little Red Tree
Interesting little plants, wonder how big a fruit you could grow on some of these if they were crossed with some of the beefsteaks.
Not aware of stick type plants being down under, pity.
Not aware of stick type plants being down under, pity.
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Re: Little Red Tree
I was going to say it looks like kale!wykvlvr wrote: ↑Fri May 07, 2021 9:00 pm Renaissance Farms has one they call Curly Kale... https://renaissancefarms.org/product/cu ... rf-tomato/

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Elevation: 2,260 feet
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Re: Little Red Tree
Stick doesn't have shiny/waxy-looking leaves, though. I've grown it before (and I have some seedlings this year). I've never seen tomato leaves quite like these. But, you could be right. I'm hoping Stick's pompom leaf type is an all or nothing/something sort of trait, though. (I'm wanting to breed a bunch of new varieties with pompom leaves.) I thought it was dominant. We'll see, I hope!Rockoe10 wrote: ↑Fri May 07, 2021 3:40 pm Looks like it's a progeny of "Stick".
https://www.victoryseeds.com/tomato_stick.html
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Re: Little Red Tree
Sari what a cute little plant! It almost looks fake, it's so shiny & green. For sure let us know how it tastes 
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Re: Little Red Tree
To me it looks like Curly Kaley and I have also seen a new one by the name Oak Tree.Very much look a likes, and maybe to see the difference, if there are any, grow all 3 side by side one year.I have only grown Curly Kaley.