Gary'O Sena

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Gary'O Sena
Maturity midseason
Growth habit indet.
Leaf type potato
Fruit color purple, black
Fruit shape beefsteak, oblate
Fruit size large
Fruit type slicer
Variety type open-pollinated, created heirloom, stabilized intentional cross
Country USA

B.C KO T

indet., potato leaf plants, large boat-shaped and round purple-black beefsteaks with excellent flavor. 10-18 oz. High yields. Matures before many red and pink beefsteaks.

Seed source:

Doug Zuknick, West Virginia 07

Year grown: 2009

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


MO MU K

Vigorous, indeterminate, potato leafed plants. Plants set well and produce rather early for such large sized fruits (70-75 days). First fruits have been recorded as early as 68 days. Fruit has a sweet quality to it.
Source 
Breeder. Keith Mueller

Year: 2005

Location: Kansas City, Missouri


IL LO N

85 days, indet., potato leaf plant with good yield of 12-18 oz pink-black fruit with very good flavor.
Source 
TX AN S (Susan Anderson of Texas) / Darrel Jones 06 (CV Selected Plants)

Year: 2007

Location: Oblong, Illinois


TX AN S

68-75 days, indet., potato leaf plants, medium to medium-large dark pink-purple fruits with excellent flavor, seems to set well in heat, a new favorite, from CV Selected Plants 06, Cherokee Purple X Brandywine cross, developed and stabilized by Keith Mueller of MO.
Source 
CV Selected Plants 06 / Keith Mueller of MO

Year: 2006

Location: Bastrop, Texas


TX GU R

70 days, indet., potato leaf, large purplish black fruit to 1 lbs.
Source 
TX AN S (Susan Anderson of Texas) / Keith Mueller, MO

Year: 2007

Location: Pasadena, Texas


History

  • Breeder: Keith Mueller of Kansas City, Missouri.
  • Parentage: A pink-purple line derived from the Brandywine X Cherokee Purple cross.
  • Named for Keith Mueller's paternal grandmother. Her name by her account (when Keith sat down with her in 1999 and recorded family information for his own record) was spelled Gary'O not O'Sena. This is also the way her surviving children remember it being spelled. Her father, who was Irish, named her and there was a story behind it but neither Keith, nor do surviving family members, recall the story. A few records from the area list "Sena G." or "Garrie O'Sena" but these are incorrect.
  • Introduced to SSE in 2007 by Susan Anderson, TX (TX AN S) and Robbins Hail (MO HA R2), and quickly gained popularity among SSE members and Tomatoville members.
  • First introduced commercially by Sand Hill Preservation Center in 2009.

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