]> 2026-04-25T04:25:11-07:00 Wherokowhai 0 Australia, USA, Canada, New Zealand '''***NEW 2014 Release from Tomato Dwarf Project***'''. Midseason. Potato leaf Dwarf, it is the first bicolored offering from the Dwarf Tomato Project. Fruits are small to medium size, oblate, yellow with red swirls. Outstanding sweet flavor. It can be considered a dwarf version of one of its parents, [[Lucky Cross]]. (''12 seeds / packet'') bi-color oblate medium slicer dwarf indet. * Developed in the 2009-2013 by the members of the [http://nctomatoman.weebly.com/dwarf-tomato-project-introduction-and-information.html Dwarf Tomato Project] from a cross between [[Dwarf Russian Swirl]] (out of the Dopey family) and [[Lucky Cross]] (Dizzy family). * It is the collaborative work of Ray South, Richard Watson, Craig LeHoullier, Martha Hufford, Soren Linnemann, Lyn Rancourt, Patrina Nuske Small, Michael Volk, Bill Yoder, Doug Frank, Bill Minkey and Willa Osis. * The name is pronounced "''fer''-dow-co-fi", which is a native New Zealand Maori word that means 'red/yellow'. The variety was named by New Zealand project member Richard Watson. * Introduced commercially by [[:Category:Tomato Seeds|Tatiana's TOMATObase Seeds]] and [[vendor::Heritage Tomato Seed|'' '']] [[Heritage Tomato Seed]] '' '' in 2014. * More information about the development of this cultivar can be found on the [http://dwarftomatoproject.net/ Dwarf Tomato Project] website. potato rugose midseason Craig LeHoullier of Raleigh, North Carolina (NC LE C) 14 / Bill Minkey of Darien, Wisconsin (WI MI B) 14 created heirloom stabilized intentional cross 2013* 2014 2014-12-18T21:26:58Z 2457010.3937269 Wherokowhai