]> 2026-04-12T17:30:30-07:00 Toedebusch Pink 0 Germany Indet., potato leaf plants. Moderate yield of large flattened pink beefsteaks, 8-16 oz, some can grow to 2 lbs. Excellent full flavor. pink beefsteak large slicer indet. * Discovered by Ruth TenBrink of Labadie, Missouri in 2008. Seeds were received from Ruth's colleague, Kevin Jerome, in January, 2008, from seed he saved from a tomato given to him by his wife’s great aunt, Evelyn Toedebusch. Mrs. Toedebusch celebrated her 90th birthday in the fall of 2008. Ruth got her address from Kevin and wrote her a letter asking her about the history of the tomato, including some questions to aid her in best describing the history of the variety. This was the response that Ruth received: ** Mrs. Toedebusch first became aware of the tomato between 1960 and 1965 and first grew it in 1965. Her uncle by marriage received it from his folks. ''“It was brought over from Germany in the 1800’s.”'' Her uncle lived between Steelville and Cuba, Missouri. His name was William Schroeder. He sold tomatoes in Cuba, MO. He is deceased. Mrs. Toedebusch says they just called it the German tomato. She does not know the region in Germany it came from. ** In response to directed questions about the tomato’s appearance, Mrs. Toedebusch described it as a pink, thin-skinned variety. The fruits are moderately flattened globes, smooth-shouldered, and generally weigh 1-3 lbs. She describes the variety as mid- to late-season. ''“Sweet-low acid. The only tomato I can eat. I like to make tomato sandwiches and these are solid with very few seeds.”'' potato midseason Theodore Corbett of Reichenbach-Steegen, Germany (GERM CO T) 10 open-pollinated heirloom 2019 2019-08-30T16:41:31Z 2458726.1954977 Toedebusch Pink