'Nineveh' tomato

17 years ago

I was visiting Baker's Heirloom Seeds' online catalog today (www.rareseeds.com) and found an intriguing heirloom tomato variety from Iraq called "Nineveh." It's supposed to be very tart, which appeals to me -- I like my 'maters with a bite. It sounds as if it's a fairly new import from the Middle East. Has anyone out there grown this or a comparable tomato with a Middle Eastern pedigree?

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Dan _Staley (5b Sunset 2B AHS 7)
17 years ago
I've had the privelege via my grad advisor to meet and speak with Paul Ehrlich, and had I known of this variety, I'd have grown it. I'll let you know after next season.

Dan
elskunkito
17 years ago
I'm pretty excited about this variety as well.

I bought Nineveh seeds from Baker's heirloom this year.

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Mokinu
11 years ago
So, what did you think?

'Nineveh' tomato

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Dan _Staley (5b Sunset 2B AHS 7)

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