Puck

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Puck
Maturity	early
Growth habit	det., dwarf
Leaf type	regular, rugose
Fruit color	red
Fruit shape	round
Fruit size	small
Fruit type	salad
Variety type
Country

B.C KO T

Seed source:

Michael Volk, Texas 07 / Sand Hill Preservation Center / CA BR D 85 (Donald Branscomb, California)

Year grown: 2012 (germination failure)

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

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History

• Offered commercially by Gleckler Seedmen .
• Click here to view a page from Gleckler Seed Catalog. The description from the catalog says:

"An extremely dwarf English variety. Low growing, stubby plants with ridged, wide dark green leaves. Maturity mid-season. Small globular fruits seldom attain a size more than 1 1/2 inches in diameter, grouped mainly up the main stem almost completely hidden. The mass of clusters is very tight together, similar to grapes. Light red fruits are very solid, mild in flavor and keep long after ripe. Puck possesses a notable characteristic of being able to set fruit in very cold temperatures."

• PI 303779. Collected by USDA in 1965 from the USA, Gleckler Seed Co., Metamora, Ohio.
• SSE TOMATO 773.
• Plant Gene Resources of Canada (PGRC), CN 346. Donated from United Kingdom in 1974.
• Plant Gene Resources of Canada (PGRC), CN 552. Donated by University of British Columbia in 1976.
• Plant Gene Resources of Canada (PGRC), CN 552. Donated from United Kingdom in 1955.

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Seed Availability

Year	Commercial Vendors	Seed Savers Yearbook (Member listings)	Seeds of Diversity (Member listings)
2018		.	.
2017		.	.
2016		.	.
2015		.	.
2014	Gleckler Seedmen	.	.
2013	Sand Hill Preservation Center - sold out for 2013	.	.
2012	Gleckler Seedmen	.	.
2011	Gleckler Seedmen - new Sand Hill Preservation Center - not available for 2011	1	2
2010		1	.
2009		1	.
2008		1	.
2007		1	.