Czech OP tomatoes- my project 2014-2016

MrBig46 · June 23, 2015

Carolyn,
Brutus is a Czech variety of tomato cultivated in Moravoseed. February 5, 2008 and was deliberately Moravoseed has this variety, all rights throughout the EU. Czechoslovakia does not exist since 1993 (Slovak people wanted separate Slovak Republic). In the Slovak Republic are commonly sold all Czech tomato seeds also now. How to get to Poland (Andrey) and to Belarus and Germany (GERM SC K) I do not know.
I think that the words "Magnus" and "Maximum" say this tomato is a very big. In doing so, it is still only the original Brutus. I doubt that there is any Brutus F1 (perhaps a business gimmick).
Vladimír

June 23, 2015	#11
MrBig46 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Czech republic Posts: 2,529	Carolyn, Brutus is a Czech variety of tomato cultivated in Moravoseed. February 5, 2008 and was deliberately Moravoseed has this variety, all rights throughout the EU. Czechoslovakia does not exist since 1993 (Slovak people wanted separate Slovak Republic). In the Slovak Republic are commonly sold all Czech tomato seeds also now. How to get to Poland (Andrey) and to Belarus and Germany (GERM SC K) I do not know. I think that the words "Magnus" and "Maximum" say this tomato is a very big. In doing so, it is still only the original Brutus. I doubt that there is any Brutus F1 (perhaps a business gimmick). Vladimír