Grub's Mystery Green

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Grub's Mystery Green
Maturity midseason
Growth habit indet.
Leaf type potato
Fruit color green
Fruit shape beefsteak, oblate, irregular
Fruit size medium
Fruit type slicer
Variety type unknown
Country Australia

B.C KO T

Early to mid-season, compact 4' tall indet. plant, potato leaf, loaded with green-when-ripe beefsteak fruit, 7-17 oz. It was the earliest among the green beefsteaks I grew in 2006-2007, outstanding flavor, one of the best green-when-ripe tomatoes I tried. (20 seeds / packet)

Seed source:

1. David Lockwood, Sydney, Australia 06;
2. B.C KO T 07

Year grown: 2006, 2007, 2011 (crop failure), 2012

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


IL LO N

80 days, indet., potato leaf plant with a high yield of 8-12 oz green and amber fruit with excellent flavor, from David Lockwood, Australia.
Source 
David Lockwood, Australia

Location: Oblong, Illinois


TX AN S

75-80 days, compact, indet., potato leaf foliage, 8-12 oz beefsteak, amber exterior, green flesh, excellent taste, high yield. From "Grub" Lockwood of Sydney, Australia 06, "Grub" planted seeds for Paul Robeson from a pkt. Tomato Growers Supply sent to him from a fellow tomato grower in America, 1 plant did not grow past 5' and produced green-when-ripe fruit on a PL vine, seeds saved from this have produced RL and PL variants, but the PL is now, for the most part, stable.
Source 
David Lockwood, Sydney, Australia

Year: 2006 and every year since

Location: Bastrop, Texas


TX GU R

70 days, indet., potato leaf, green beefsteak, 1-1.5 lbs, very productive.
Source 
Tatiana Kouchnareva (B.C KO T) / David Lockwood, Sydney, Australia

Year: 2007

Location: Pasadena, Texas


History

  • This variety was 'discovered' in Australia by David Lockwood (a.k.a. "Grub") in his Paul Robeson planting in 2005. The original plant that gave the green-when-ripe fruit was regular leaf, but the next generation growout by Denise Salmon (Vancouver BC) gave potato leaf plants with green-when-ripe fruits.
  • David continued to grow out this tomato and offered seeds to Tomatoville members in the spring of 2006.
  • WARNING: this variety may not be 100% stable yet, and there are several 'strains' in circulation that may vary slightly. Please continue selecting potato leaf plants that produce early fruits.
  • Introduced to SSE by Neil Lockhart of Oblong, Illinois (IL LO N) in 2007.

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