Rosella Purple (D)
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Perfect for a large container or a small garden space. Indeterminate, dwarf (tree-type) plants with regular, rugose foliage (with stout central stem, growing to three to four feet in height), produce large yields of 6-12 oz., medium-large, oblate, ripening to a rich deep purple exterior and rich crimson interior with small seed locules. Similar to Cherokee Purple in color, size, shape and flavor but on a dwarf growing plant. Excellent, delicious, BOLD flavors similar to Cherokee Purple.
History: Dwarf Tomato Project. Originated from a cross between Budai and Stump of the World made by Patrina Nuske Small in Australia. A subsequent selection was discovered and grown out by famed tomato breeder, Craig LeHoullier in its ninth generation and introduced by Victory Seed Company in 2011.
History: Dwarf Tomato Project. Originated from a cross between Budai and Stump of the World made by Patrina Nuske Small in Australia. A subsequent selection was discovered and grown out by famed tomato breeder, Craig LeHoullier in its ninth generation and introduced by Victory Seed Company in 2011.
Perfect for a large container or a small garden space. Indeterminate, dwarf (tree-type) plants with regular, rugose foliage (with stout central stem, growing to three to four feet in height), produce large yields of 6-12 oz., medium-large, oblate, ripening to a rich deep purple exterior and rich crimson interior with small seed locules. Similar to Cherokee Purple in color, size, shape and flavor but on a dwarf growing plant. Excellent, delicious, BOLD flavors similar to Cherokee Purple.
History: Dwarf Tomato Project. Originated from a cross between Budai and Stump of the World made by Patrina Nuske Small in Australia. A subsequent selection was discovered and grown out by famed tomato breeder, Craig LeHoullier in its ninth generation and introduced by Victory Seed Company in 2011.
History: Dwarf Tomato Project. Originated from a cross between Budai and Stump of the World made by Patrina Nuske Small in Australia. A subsequent selection was discovered and grown out by famed tomato breeder, Craig LeHoullier in its ninth generation and introduced by Victory Seed Company in 2011.