]> 2026-04-05T10:02:26-07:00 Climbing Trip-L-Crop 0 USA Indet., potato leaf, large pink beefsteaks, 10-14 oz. In our garden it was not as high yielding as advertised, but the plants did not get the best location and got barely 5 hrs of direct sunshine per day, so it would be unfair to judge them too harshly. pink oblate ribbed medium slicer indet. * '''Breeder and vendor''': Burgess Seed and Plant Co., Galesburg, Michigan. Listed in Burgess Catalog. 1937. * '''Parentage''': unknown; probably one of more vigorous strains of potato-leaf [[Ponderosa]] type, parent plant found in field of [[Colossal]]. * Most of the growers report larger beefsteak fruit, which should be correct, given the parentage. [http://ventmarin.free.fr/passion_tomates/tomates_cl_cz/tomates_cl-cz.htm Vent Marin] describes it as '''potato leaf'''. SSE members who listed this variety in 2006-2008 Yearbooks did not mention leaf type, but we believe that the 'true' Climbing Trip-L-Crop should be potato leaf (see [http://cuke.hort.ncsu.edu/cucurbit/wehner/vegcult/tomatoai.html]). * [[Trip-L-Crop]] tomato listed in the SSE Yearbooks is described as potato leaf. * United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), [[USDA link::http://www.ars-grin.gov/cgi-bin/npgs/acc/display.pl?1228078|PI 303799]]. Donated to USDA in 1965. * [[USDA link::http://www.ars-grin.gov/cgi-bin/npgs/acc/display.pl?1033398|PI 6447419]]. Donated to USDA in 1961 by Burgess Seed and Plant Company. * There is also an RL version of this tomato available via some commercial seed vendors (i.e. CV Treml '' '' ([http://pflanzen-treml.de/ Raritätengärtnerei Treml])). potato midseason [http://www.reimerseeds.com/climbing-trip-l-crop-tomato.aspx?ref=tatiana Reimer Seeds] / Dan and Val McMurray of Wynndel, British Columbia, Canada (B.C MC D) 06 PI 303799 PI 6447419 commercial heirloom 2011 2017-02-16T14:11:12Z 2457801.0911111 Climbing Trip-L-Crop Climbing Trip-L-Crop#001# Germany Climbing Trip-L-Crop pink, small beefsteak tomato, regular leaf (''Tatiana: incorrect, should be potato leaf'''), indet., very late. [http://www.reimerseeds.com/climbing-trip-l-crop-tomato.aspx?ref=tatiana Reimer Seeds] / CV Treml '' '' ([http://pflanzen-treml.de/ Raritätengärtnerei Treml]) 2004 Climbing Trip-L-Crop#002# LaFollette, Tennessee, USA Climbing Trip-L-Crop Indeterminate, regular leaf, medium-large beefsteaks. Some ruffling on most fruits. Pink tomatoes weighed 8-12 oz and the fruit kept coming all the way to frost. Good tasting firm flesh. Mid season, 75 days. [http://www.reimerseeds.com/climbing-trip-l-crop-tomato.aspx?ref=tatiana Reimer Seeds] / Commercial Plant 2009 2009 See also 102