Thread: New Yorker
View Single Post
Old January 15, 2008   #7
nctomatoman
TomatovilleŽ Moderator
 
nctomatoman's Avatar
 
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Hendersonville, NC zone 7
Posts: 10,385
Default

Great stuff, Tom....Earliana did pop up sometime around 1900, but as you indicate, no real clear origin. Right around them came what was called a "pink Earliana" - yes, June Pink. Again, no clear pedigree. I tried it from the Southern Exposure Seed Exchange a few years ago, but the fruits seemed too large and round to be what the old catalogs describe as June Pink...I should grow out the USDA accession that I have.
__________________
Craig
nctomatoman is offline   Reply With Quote