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Aunt Ruby’s German Green Cherry

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About Aunt Ruby’s German Green Cherry

‘Aunt Ruby’s German Green Cherry’ is an off-type, mutation or natural cross of ‘Aunt Ruby’s German Green’, big-fruited green when ripe tomato from Germany. First listed at SSE in 2004 and offered commercially by ‘Fedco Seeds’. Indeterminate, tall and regular leaf plants produce big cherry-sized (about 1-2 oz), green when ripe tomatoes. Clear epidermis and green flesh, sometimes with pink blush on the blossom end when fully ripe and smooth, darker green shoulders. Fruit are round, sometimes slightly oblate and have very good, sweet tomato taste. Many growers noticed, that this is the best tasting green when ripe cherry tomato, they ever grew. A little bit later than other cherries, but definitely worth to wait a bit longer for them. Mid-seson, about 80 days from transplant.

Culinary Use
Salad
Flavor Profile
Sweet
Flesh Color
Green
Fruit Color
Green
Fruit Shape
Round
Fruit Size
Cherry
Leaf Type
Regular
Maturity
Mid-season
Plant Type
Indeterminate
Species
Solanum lycopersicum
Variety
Open Pollinated

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    Robert Campanella

    I’ve been searching high and low for seed to grow Aunt Ruby’s German Green Cherry Tomato. Does anyone know where I can get seed. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.

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      Kevin Reese Subscriber

      Hey,
      Marianna from Marianna's Heirloom Seeds offers Aunt Ruby’s German Green Cherry Tomato but her website is currently down. She does have a facebook page. Depending on where you are, you might not be able to order seeds for the 2021 season…

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