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Originally Posted by PaulF
I also received several varieties from Shawn but many more directly from Carolyn over the years. One variety on the above list, Serendipity did not come from Shawn or Carolyn that I do have some experience with.
Beginning in 2015 as part of the International Dwarf Project, Serendipity was one of my main efforts. For several years my participation helped develop this line. The first photo was one of the first attempts and the second several years later.
One of the best tasting of several varieties I was connected with, I am proud for my name to be associated with its development.
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That's a beautiful tomato! I know that one (the dwarf) as "Sarandipity." I've been assuming (could be wrong, though) the one I have from Farmer Shawn is "Serendipity," a yellow/pink non-dwarf bicolor by Millard Murdock:
https://www.tomatofifou.com/en/produit/serendipity/
Farmer Shawn had the dwarf tomatoes in his offer spreadsheet named with a prefix "DW," and this one didn't have that.
Here's a thread discussing Sarandipity vs. Serendipity:
http://www.tomatoville.com/showthread.php?t=48054