"Dingwall Scotty" - anyone know history?
 

I decided to grow a Dingwall Scotty plant this year because the name interested me (I suppose I picked this tomato like I pick out wine, based on the name/label!) - but I haven't been able to find much information about the history of the variety.

I really enjoy knowing a plant's history, part of why I love Tomatobase, but am not having much luck with this one.

So I'm surveying the experts! Does anyone have more information about how this tomato came to be?

Kathy

Kathy,
Sorry I don't know it's history. I agree the name is quite interesting.
I grew Dingwall Scottie last year. It was very productive, producing salad-sized tomatoes that held well on the vine without splitting. A very nice variety with good flavor IMO.

Douglas, glad to hear someone else's experiences! It looks very healthy for me right now and should be putting out buds soon I think. Has anyone else out there grown them out?