De Barao Black

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De Barao Black
Maturity midseason
Growth habit indet.
Leaf type regular
Fruit color black
Fruit shape plum
Fruit size small
Fruit type paste, salad
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B.C KO T

indet., regular leaf, medium to large yield of small plum-shaped brown/black fruit, very good flavor, great for canning and fresh eating.
Seed source
CV 'PLANT' 04

Year grown: 2008

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


IL LO N

85 days, indet., regular leaf plant with a high yield of 2-4 oz brownish pear shaped fruit, sweet rich taste.
Source 
IA DR G 97 (Glenn Drowns, Iowa)

Location: Oblong, Illinois


KY ST M

Midseason, medium sized 3-4 oz oval plum type, deep red, good for salads or processing.
Source
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Year:

Location: Sonora, Kentucky


CA CA N

Growing this year
Source 2011 - Seed trade

Russian name: Де Барао Чёрный ('De Barao Chyornyi')


History

  • Russian origin. According to Andrey Baranovski, this tomato was developed from De Barao by Russian Agrofirm 'Gissok'.
  • First introduced in Seed Savers 1997 Yearbook by Glenn Drowns, Iowa (IA DR G), the owner of Sand Hill Preservation Center .

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2013 Sand Hill Preservation Center
Skyfire Garden Seeds
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2011 Gleckler Seedmen - new
Sand Hill Preservation Center
Skyfire Garden Seeds
8 0
2010 Blue Ribbon Tomatoes
Sand Hill Preservation Center
Skyfire Garden Seeds
8 3
2009 Sand Hill Preservation Center
Skyfire Garden Seeds - new
11 .
2008 Sand Hill Preservation Center 9 .
2007 Sand Hill Preservation Center 7 .




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