Mikado Violettor

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Mikado Violettor
Maturity late
Growth habit indet.
Leaf type potato
Fruit color pink
Fruit shape
Fruit size small
Fruit type salad
Variety type heirloom, open-pollinated
Country USA

B.C KO T

Seed source:

Julien Schmit, Nancy, France 09 / CV Kokopelli 07

Year grown:

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


History

  • Very old variety that is described in Vilmorin-Andriex (1885).
  • Appeared (introduced?) in Peter Henderson's Vegetable Seed Catalog in 1890.
  • First offered in the Seed Savers 1997 Yearbook by Glenn Drowns of Calamus, Iowa (IA DR G), who got the seed from Norbert Parreira in France. It was incorrectly spelled as Mikado Violetta up until 2006.
  • There was also a variety Mikado Violehrot offered in the Seed Savers 1992 Yearbook by Curtis D. Choplin of Augusta, South Carolina (SC CH C), who described it as potato leaf, small pink, and who said the seed came to him from Prof. Klapprott, Germany. Probably this is the same tomato as Mikado Violettor.



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Year Commercial Vendors Seed Savers Yearbook (Member listings) Seeds of Diversity (Member listings)
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2014 . .
2013 Sand Hill Preservation Center 0 .
2012 1 0
2011 Sand Hill Preservation Center
Tomato Growers Supply
1 0
2010 Sand Hill Preservation Center
Tomato Growers Supply
1 0
2009 Sand Hill Preservation Center
Tomato Growers Supply
1 .
2008 Sand Hill Preservation Center
Tomato Growers Supply
1 .
2007 Sand Hill Preservation Center
Tomato Growers Supply
1 .


Facts about Mikado ViolettorRDF feed
Also known asMicado Violettor +, Mikado Violehrot +, Mikado Violetta + and Mikado Violette +
CountryUSA +
Description
Fruit colorpink +
Fruit sizesmall +
Fruit typesalad +
Growth habitindet. +
History* Very old variety that is described in Vi * Very old variety that is described in Vilmorin-Andriex (1885).
  • Appeared (introduced?) in Peter Henderson's Vegetable Seed Catalog in 1890.
  • First offered in the Seed Savers 1997 Yearbook by Glenn Drowns of Calamus, Iowa (IA DR G), who got the seed from Norbert Parreira in France. It was incorrectly spelled as Mikado Violetta up until 2006.
  • There was also a variety Mikado Violehrot offered in the Seed Savers 1992 Yearbook by Curtis D. Choplin of Augusta, South Carolina (SC CH C), who described it as potato leaf, small pink, and who said the seed came to him from Prof. Klapprott, Germany. Probably this is the same tomato as Mikado Violettor. is is the same tomato as Mikado Violettor.
Leafpotato +
Maturitylate +
Member codeB.C KO T +
Seed sourceJulien Schmit, Nancy, France 09 / CV Kokopelli 07
Variety typeheirloom + and open-pollinated +
VendorSand Hill Preservation Center + and Tomato Growers Supply +
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