Djodah

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Djodah
Maturity	midseason
Growth habit	indet.
Leaf type	regular
Fruit color	pink
Fruit shape	round
Fruit size	small
Fruit type	salad
Variety type	stabilized intentional cross
Country	Ongwerah, USA

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Perfectly round, perfectly pink, blemish free, super shiny, very versatile, and with incredible and strong flavor, these saladette sized tomatoes cannot be easily overrated. Born in large trusses on semi-determinate bushes with superb fungal disease resistance, they will set fruit in very high and very low temperatures as well as in very dry soils, which gives them the ability to succeed in a diversity of environments. Djodah tomatoes have ancestry from heirloom tomatoes of the desert of the southwest as well as early tomatoes from the northern plains crossed with various wild tomato species, a broad genetic background for sure! They are flavorful and beautiful on a good year, but on a bad year you will see their true excellence shine, as winds, heat, cold, dry spells, and disease can’t keep Djodah from producing. “Djodah” are little people in Onodowaga stories, very similar to gnomes, they are round and spritely, like these tomatoes which bear their name.

Seed source:

Good Mind Seeds

Year grown: 2014

Location: Zone 5b, near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA (1000 feet above sea level)

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History

• Intentional cross by Phil Seneca of Good Mind Seeds , Pennsylvania.
• It's name comes from the Onodowaga word for Gnomes.
• Released in 2015 by Good Mind Seeds .

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Picture Gallery

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  Phil Seneca, Good Mind Seeds . Djodah - ripe fruit.

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  Phil Seneca, Good Mind Seeds . Djodah - sliced fruit.

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Seed Availability

Year	Commercial Vendors	Seed Savers Yearbook (Member listings)	Seeds of Diversity (Member listings)
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