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Old January 19, 2010   #1
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Default Hungarian varieties

I'm sort of interested in planting varieties from all of the countries that make up my nationality. I have tomatoes from Italy, Germany, and Poland, but to my knowledge I dont have any from Hungary. Can anyone reccomend any Hungarian tomatoes??
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Old January 19, 2010   #2
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I found in a search Hungarian Heart tomato seeds but in all honesty I have found a lot more peppers from this part of the world.
I don't even know if the name is the original or not.


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Old January 19, 2010   #3
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I found these three at Tomato Growers Supply.

Kalman's Hungarian Pink #5737
Hungarian Italian #6082
Hungarian Heart #5836

I cant tell you a thing about them.


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Old January 19, 2010   #4
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Here is a list of Hungarian tomatoes that I have in the TOMATObase:

http://tatianastomatobase.com/wiki/C...arian_Tomatoes

Quite a few of these tomatoes were collected and re-offered by T-ville members Ami and Geza from Hungary.

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Old January 19, 2010   #5
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Thanks guys! I didnt know you had an option to group tomatoes by origin on your site Tania, that's neat! I use your site all the time to research varieties.
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Here is a link to 'Tomatoes by Origin' report:

http://tatianastomatobase.com/wiki/C...toes_by_Origin

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Old January 20, 2010   #7
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Yote, check out Magyar Piroska and Magyar Piros Boker at Glecklers. Both are reds. Ami
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Old January 20, 2010   #8
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Here is a link to 'Tomatoes by Origin' report:

http://tatianastomatobase.com/wiki/C...toes_by_Origin

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Broken link Tania, or my computer?
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Old January 20, 2010   #9
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Problem of serveur i think..
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Old January 20, 2010   #10
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Hungarian Heart was pretty good. Fast growing, robust plant
until verticillium wilt took out one side of it (it had forked into
two main stems about a foot off of the ground). Good producer,
good tomatoes for sauce, mid-season. The fruit are not huge
like some heart-shaped varieties; it was a "medium sized"
tomato for me.

The small fruited Csikös Bötermö was sweet and tasty in 2009:
http://tatianastomatobase.com/wiki/C...3%B6term%C3%B6
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