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Sarandipity (D)
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Regular, rugose leaf, dwarf (tree type) variety that produces prolific yield of round, medium, uniformly sized and shaped tomatoes that ripen to a rich brick-red, chocolate color with vertical green, metallic-looking stripes. The flavor is mild and sweet.
History: Developed by the Dwarf Tomato Project. It originated from a cross made by Ray South between an early Cheeky selection (from Dwarf project work) and Black Zebra and named Streaky. Sarandipity was selected and named by Craig LeHoullier. Craig chose to combine the serendipitous nature of great dwarf project discoveries with his daughter Saras name, hence Sarandipity.
History: Developed by the Dwarf Tomato Project. It originated from a cross made by Ray South between an early Cheeky selection (from Dwarf project work) and Black Zebra and named Streaky. Sarandipity was selected and named by Craig LeHoullier. Craig chose to combine the serendipitous nature of great dwarf project discoveries with his daughter Saras name, hence Sarandipity.
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Regular, rugose leaf, dwarf (tree type) variety that produces prolific yield of round, medium, uniformly sized and shaped tomatoes that ripen to a rich brick-red, chocolate color with vertical green, metallic-looking stripes. The flavor is mild and sweet.
History: Developed by the Dwarf Tomato Project. It originated from a cross made by Ray South between an early Cheeky selection (from Dwarf project work) and Black Zebra and named Streaky. Sarandipity was selected and named by Craig LeHoullier. Craig chose to combine the serendipitous nature of great dwarf project discoveries with his daughter Saras name, hence Sarandipity.
History: Developed by the Dwarf Tomato Project. It originated from a cross made by Ray South between an early Cheeky selection (from Dwarf project work) and Black Zebra and named Streaky. Sarandipity was selected and named by Craig LeHoullier. Craig chose to combine the serendipitous nature of great dwarf project discoveries with his daughter Saras name, hence Sarandipity.