Rosada tomato seeds

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  • #33262
    Steph
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    Charles mentioned recently that these are becoming more difficult to find as they have been discontinued, which is a shame as they are so delicious (and my older son’s favourite tomato).

    I found out today that Quick Crop are offering Rosada seeds:

    https://www.quickcrop.co.uk/product/tomato-rosada?utm_source=U.K.+Email+List&utm_campaign=8946813f7e-Alys+fowler&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_c702ed323f-8946813f7e-313164577

    I have already bought some from Nicky’s Nursery – grew them from here last year.

    http://www.nickys-nursery.co.uk/garden-shop/seeds/vegetables-salad/tomato/tomato-rosada-10-seeds

    #33263
    Hawfinch
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    I can imagine quite a few people might be happy to read this. There is a question about it in The Telegraph and an explanation why they have been discontinued.

    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/gardening/problem-solving/the-mystery-of-rosada-tomatoes—solved/

    #33267
    plantmark
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    Thanks for posting, thats very interesting. More OUTRAGEOUS controls over us by the EU !

    #33269
    Stringfellow
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    Thanks Steph. I have not grown this variety but they seem to be well liked by many gardeners. Without them being ‘reissued’ will that mean the disappearance of this variety in approx. 3 – 5 years, as seed passes its viability date?

    If they taste better than a well grown Gardeners Delight, this will be a gustatory nosedive!

    #33274
    Rhys
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    Stringfellow

    Our neighbour grew Rosada last year and I tasted a couple and they were without doubt one of the most tasty tomatoes I’ve ever eaten.

    I’m having a go myself this year…..

    #33278
    Don Foley
    Participant

    Hi All,

    T&M’s explanation seems to me to be a reasonable reason for not bringing them in to the EC,
    I wonder why the seed producer felt unable to comply with certification.
    I can understand why they would not want to go to the trouble of setting up a production unit within the EC but why can they not comply with certification.

    Don.

    #33280
    Stringfellow
    Participant

    Thanks Rhys. I am tempted, but keep thinking up new growing projects for the season ahead (this is since my final, final plan created over Christmas!) and realise I have to draw the line somewhere…..perhaps not yet though 🙂

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