Joya de Oaxaca

80 days, indet., regular leaf, bi-colored fruits up to 1 lb, excellent sweet flavor.

Seed source:

1. Patty Brown, Ohio 08 (0% germination, no more seeds)

2. Mireille Blais, Quebec, Canada 07 (0% germination, no more seeds

Year grown: 2009 (germination failure)

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

History

Mexican variety. Its Spanish name translates as Oaxacan Jewel.
First introduced in the Seed Savers 1999 Yearbook by Leland Austin of Ann Arbor, Michigan (MI AU L), original seed from a commercial source.

Also known as

Patty Brown, Ohio. Joya de Oaxaca - green fruit, 2008. Posted with the owner's permisson.
Patty Brown, Ohio. Joya de Oaxaca - ripe fruit, 2008. Posted with the owner's permisson.

Year	Seed Savers Yearbook (Member listings)	Seeds of Diversity (Member listings)
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2010	.	.
2009	8 (2 as Joya de Oaxaca, 6 as Oaxacan Jewel])	.
2008	9 (7 as Oaxacan Jewel)	.
2007	9 (7 as Oaxacan Jewel)	.

Also known as	Oaxacan Jewel + and Joyau d'Oaxaca +
Country	Mexico +
Description	80 days, indet., regular leaf, bi-colored fruits up to 1 lb, excellent sweet flavor.
Fruit color	bi-color +
Fruit shape	beefsteak +
Fruit size	large +
Fruit type	slicer +
Growth habit	indet. +
History	* Mexican variety. Its Spanish name translates as Oaxacan Jewel. First introduced in the Seed Savers 1999 Yearbook by Leland Austin of Ann Arbor, Michigan (MI AU L), original seed from a commercial source.
Leaf	regular +
Maturity	late +
Member code	B.C KO T +
Seed source	1. Patty Brown, Ohio 08 (0% germination, no more seeds) 2. Mireille Blais, Quebec, Canada 07 (0% germination, no more seeds
Variety type	open-pollinated +
Year grown	2009 (germination failure) +