Amish Potato Leaf

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Amish Potato Leaf
Maturity	midseason
Growth habit	indet.
Leaf type	potato
Fruit color	pink
Fruit shape	beefsteak
Fruit size	large
Fruit type	slicer

Contents 1 B.C KO T 2 IL LO N 3 TX AN S 4 Seed Availability

B.C KO T

Seed Source:

John Seewald, New Jersey 07 / IL LO N (Neil Lockhart, Oblong, Illinois)

Year:

Location: Zone 7b, PNW, Anmore, BC, Canada (760 ft above sea level)

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IL LO N

85 days, indet., potato leaf plant with good yield of 1-1.5 lb pink beefsteak fruit, very good flavor.

Source 

NY MA C 04 (Carolyn Male of Salem, New York) / Doug Wallace of Minnesota

Location: Oblong, Illinois

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TX AN S

80 days, indet., potato leaf plants, good yield of 14-18 oz pink beefsteaks, very good to excellent flavor. Original seed from a local Amish family, believed to be of German origin.

Source 

NY MA C 04 (Carolyn Male of Salem, New York) / Doug Wallace of Minnesota

Year: 2007

Location: Bastrop, Texas.

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History

• The seed for this variety was obtained by Douglas Wallace of Minnesota from a local Amish woman in the late 90s/early 2000s, along with Todd County Amish seeds. These tomatoes came with the generic names "German Non-acid" and "Non-acid", and were named by Douglas (it is unclear which became which).
• This variety may be of German origin. No history was provided by the Amish family.
• Introduced in 2004 Seed Saver Yearbook by Carolyn Male of Salem, New York (NY MA C).

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Seed Availability

Year	Commercial Vendors (Catalog)	Seed Savers Yearbook (listings)	Seeds of Diversity - Member Seed Directory
2011	.	.	.
2010	The Sample Seed Shop	3	.
2009	.	3	.
2008	.	4	.
2007	.	3	.

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