]> 2026-04-12T06:00:33-07:00 Dufresne 0 Canada Indet., regular leaf plants. Smooth medium sized fruits, very beautiful deep pink in color. 4-6 oz. Excellent sweet flavor. (''15 seeds / packet'') pink round medium slicer indet. * Canadian heirloom tomato from the 1930s. * According to [http://www.seeds.ca/proj/tomato/cdntomatoes.php Seeds of Diversity], this variety was introduced by Fr. Armand Savignac CSV (1898-1994) who got the seed from Raymond Dufresne of Joliette in the 1930’s. * It was named after R. (Raymond or Roger) Dufresne of Joliette, PQ who, on his deathbed, asked his Catholic priest or 'father', Pere Savignac, to safekeep or act as guardian for this variety. * Someone later 'selected' for uniformity (see [[Dufresne 2]]), but both Dufresne and [[Dufresne 2]] seems to be the same tomato. regular midseason 1. Jeff Casey of Airdrie, Alberta, Canada 06 (''germination failure'') : 2. Julien Schmit, Nancy, France 10 / Michele ? 09 open-pollinated heirloom 2013(''1 - germination failure'') 2015(2) 2015-11-14T07:33:31Z 2457340.8149421 Dufresne Dufresne#001# A rooftop in Montreal, Quebec Dufresne 67 days. We tried this one as it originated from our corner of the world. Very tasty fruits. Firefox Seeds, Kingston, Ontario 2009