Magyar Piros Boker

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Magyar Piros Boker
Maturity midseason
Growth habit det.
Leaf type regular
Fruit color red
Fruit shape oblate
Fruit size medium
Fruit type slicer
Variety type heirloom
Country Hungary
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B.C KO T

Det., regular leaf plants. Medium sized round glossy and smooth red fruits. Jointless. 5-7 oz. More suitable for canning, as the fruits stay firm.

Seed source:

Theodore Corbett of Reichenbach-Steegen, Germany (GERM CO T) 09

Year grown: 2018

Location: Zone 6b, PNW, Columbia Valley (Lower Mainland), BC, Canada (780 ft above sea level)


History

  • An old Hungarian heirloom named by Ted Corbett of Reichenbach-Steegen, Germany. Mr. Corbett had gotten seedlings from a coworker (Mr. Kiss) who is a first generation American from Hungary, who obtained the seed from his Hungarian relatives and said they’ve been growing the tomato since the 19th century.
  • First offered in the Seed Savers 2011 Yearbook by Debra Cook of Broomfield, Colorado (CO CO D), who purchased the seed from Gleckler Seedmen .
  • Introduced commercially by Gleckler Seedmen in 2010; the original seeds came from Theodore Corbett of Reichenbach-Steegen, Germany (GERM CO T).



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Facts about Magyar Piros BokerRDF feed
CountryHungary +
DescriptionDet., regular leaf plants. Medium sized round glossy and smooth red fruits. Jointless. 5-7 oz. More suitable for canning, as the fruits stay firm.
Fruit colorred +
Fruit shapeoblate +
Fruit sizemedium +
Fruit typeslicer +
Growth habitdet. +
History* An old Hungarian heirloom named by Ted C * An old Hungarian heirloom named by Ted Corbett of Reichenbach-Steegen, Germany. Mr. Corbett had gotten seedlings from a coworker (Mr. Kiss) who is a first generation American from Hungary, who obtained the seed from his Hungarian relatives and said they’ve been growing the tomato since the 19th century.
  • First offered in the Seed Savers 2011 Yearbook by Debra Cook of Broomfield, Colorado (CO CO D), who purchased the seed from Gleckler Seedmen .
  • Introduced commercially by Gleckler Seedmen in 2010; the original seeds came from Theodore Corbett of Reichenbach-Steegen, Germany (GERM CO T). Reichenbach-Steegen, Germany (GERM CO T).
Leafregular +
Maturitymidseason +
Member codeB.C KO T +
Seed sourceTheodore Corbett of Reichenbach-Steegen, Germany (GERM CO T) 09
Variety typeheirloom +
VendorGleckler Seedmen +
Year grown2018 +
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