bebbo
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Location: Sardegna (Italy)

Need help for Brandywine

Hi all
I bought tomato seeds. The packaging reads "Brandywine" but do not seem to Brandywine (old american tomato).

[url]https://www.pchs.it/image-hosting/images.php/i1250_DSCN1897.JPG[/url]

[url]https://www.pchs.it/image-hosting/images.php/i1251_DSCN1898.JPG[/url]

please, can anyone help me? Are these tomatoes brandywine?
Thanks in advance!

TZ -OH6
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No that is not Brandywine, but it is a very interesting tomato. It might be Brandystripe, bred by Tom Wagner and renamed here in the States as Vintage Wine.


https://tatianastomatobase.com/wiki/Vintage_Wine

bebbo
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Thank you very much!

Some info:
good fruit production, and good taste. Excellent resistance to pests and tolerate heat very well. I live in north Sardinia, isle in the middle of Mediterranean sea, and the weather is very hot in the summer.

just some pics of "Vintage Wine", aka Brandystripe:

[url]https://www.pchs.it/image-hosting/images.php/i1257_DSCN1907.JPG[/url]
[url]https://www.pchs.it/image-hosting/images.php/i1258_DSCN1917.JPG[/url]
[url]https://www.pchs.it/image-hosting/images.php/i1256_DSCN1885.JPG[/url]
[url]https://www.pchs.it/image-hosting/images.php/i1254_DSCN1891.JPG[/url]

and finally :P
[url]https://www.pchs.it/image-hosting/images.php/i1259_DSCN1921.JPG[/url]

Thanks again, TZ -OH6.
I hope to find seeds of the Red Brandywine the next year. In Italy it is very difficult. Anyway, will plant again Vintage Wine.

TZ -OH6
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It is not a problem to trade seeds between many countries. Australia has stopped all seed from entering, but I have traded with Belgium and Sweden with no problems. I am sure that if Italy has no restrictions it would be easy to find someone eager to trade Red Brandywine for some Italian varieties. I would offer, but I have not grown it yet.



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