]> 2026-04-18T04:50:39-07:00 KBX 0 USA Late maturing, indet., potato leaf, bright orange medium-large beefsteaks with some ribbing, 8-16 oz. Delicious flavor that we crave for. Not a very good producer in our garden, medium yields. (''15 seeds / packet'') orange beefsteak large slicer indet. * Potato leaf version of [[Kellogg's Breakfast]] that appeared in a garden of Martha Hufford of SE VA (gardenmama), a Tomatoville/Garden Web member. * This is what Martha said about it in her letter to Linda Sapp at Tomato Growers Supply: : "''In 2002, I ordered some Kellogg’s Breakfast seeds from a seed supplier in California. Upon growing them out I noticed there was a 50/50 split of regular leaf and potato leaf plants. Out of curiosity I grew out 6 of the PL plants along side the RL ones “just to see what would happen”. The PL plants out paced the RL ones as seedlings and as mature plants they were noticeably healthier with heavier and earlier fruit set. Speculation by the tomatophiles at GardenWeb was that the PL plants would produce a pink fruit as there were no known orange PL varieties at that time. In late July after 75-80 days the 16-20 ounce fruits ripened to a beautiful deep apricot-orange. Taste tests had friends licking the plates. I saved seeds from that plant and trialed 6 more plants in 2003- all had the same results. Since then I have been growing out plants from the 2003 seeds along with the current year’s seeds to assess stability. Seeds have also been distributed to several growers across the country and in Germany who are part of the Tomatoville family. While the odd RL seedling does pop up from time to time (less than 2-3%), the color and characteristics of the fruits has remained stable over the past 4 years.''" potato late 1. Dan and Val McMurray of Wynndel, British Columbia, Canada (B.C MC D) 08 : 2. David Lemasters, Pensylvania 08 open-pollinated 2008(1) 2009 (B.C KO T 09 / B.C MC D 08) 2010 (both sources) 2011 (1 ''crop failure'') 2012 (B.C KO T 11 / B.C KO T 09 / B.C MC D 08) 2014(1) 2017-10-28T17:00:22Z 2458055.208588 KBX KBX#001# Wynndel, BC, Canada KBX 70 - 80 days, indet., potato leaf, 4-8 oz orange fruit. Mixed results due to the heat. Good flavour, low to good production depending on the particular plant. Splits easily. KBX 70 - 80 days, indet., potato leaf, 4-8 oz orange fruit. Mixed results due to the heat. Good flavour, low to good production depending on the particular plant. Splits easily. ? ? 2006 KBX#002# Pasadena, Texas KBX 80 days, a.k.a. Kellogg's Breakfast, Potato Leaf, indet., potato leaf, huge yellow/orange fruit to 2 lbs., very good production. KBX 80 days, a.k.a. Kellogg's Breakfast, Potato Leaf, indet., potato leaf, huge yellow/orange fruit to 2 lbs., very good production. Martha Hufford Martha Hufford 2007 KBX#003# Bastrop, Texas KBX 80-85 days, potato leaf variant of Kellogg's Breakfast with the same taste and appearance, high-average production of 12-18 oz fruits with very good taste. KBX 80-85 days, potato leaf variant of Kellogg's Breakfast with the same taste and appearance, high-average production of 12-18 oz fruits with very good taste. Doug Zuknick, West Virginia 07 Doug Zuknick, West Virginia 07 2008 Kellogg's Breakfast 0 Also known as 102 Related 102