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MrBig46 · March 14, 2021

This year I am growing Creamsicle grape, as Fred writes - dry, firm, long shelf-life.I'm quite sorry that I don't grow a Czech variety of such an orange Datlo tomato (see Tatiana.TsTOMATObase) for comparison, dry, sweet, crunchy. I've always considered it a cherry. I have no choice but to compare it next year. I'm expecting some more seeds from the inheritance after Carolyn (from Shawn) among them one that has "hroznové" (English grape) in the name. An old Czech variety that I don't know anything about, nor what color the fruits are.
Vladimír

March 14, 2021	#15
MrBig46 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Czech republic Posts: 2,528	This year I am growing Creamsicle grape, as Fred writes - dry, firm, long shelf-life.I'm quite sorry that I don't grow a Czech variety of such an orange Datlo tomato (see Tatiana.TsTOMATObase) for comparison, dry, sweet, crunchy. I've always considered it a cherry. I have no choice but to compare it next year. I'm expecting some more seeds from the inheritance after Carolyn (from Shawn) among them one that has "hroznové" (English grape) in the name. An old Czech variety that I don't know anything about, nor what color the fruits are. Vladimír Last edited by MrBig46; March 14, 2021 at 12:59 AM.