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lurley · February 14, 2012

These are some samples of what I had last year with canestrino de lucca and liguria. I also grew Johnny's piriform which was very similar to the liguria, larger and more fluted than the canestrion de lucca, but this year it looks (is described) different in Johnny's catalog than I remember last year, and I haven't contacted them to find out if it is the same seed variety this year as it was last. I also grew goldman's italian american, but didn't get any fruit that looked like it was supposed to(baker creek), so.... I ordered it from a different seed company that should be correct this time. (sandhill). Hope the photos help folks.

February 14, 2012	#58
lurley Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Central Ohio Posts: 741	These are some samples of what I had last year with canestrino de lucca and liguria. I also grew Johnny's piriform which was very similar to the liguria, larger and more fluted than the canestrion de lucca, but this year it looks (is described) different in Johnny's catalog than I remember last year, and I haven't contacted them to find out if it is the same seed variety this year as it was last. I also grew goldman's italian american, but didn't get any fruit that looked like it was supposed to(baker creek), so.... I ordered it from a different seed company that should be correct this time. (sandhill). Hope the photos help folks.