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Datterini Nero (Datterino Nero)

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About Datterini Nero (Datterino Nero)

‘Datterini Nero’ is one of the Italian-originated ‘Datterini’ tomato series. Those tomatoes are often used in Italy for preserving and canning. There are available red, yellow, brown, and green when ripe strains of Daterini tomatoes. The name ‘Datterini’ means ‘little dates’ in Italian. Sometimes they are also listed as ‘Datterino’, which is the singular form of the name. Small (0.7 oz./20g), dark purple-brown, elongated, plum-shaped fruits have a high acidity, which ripens into a flavorful sweetness with a higher sugar level than most other tomatoes. The small tomatoes can be sliced and used fresh in colorful summer salads, but they are also great for pizza topping, boiled into soups, or dried and stored in flavored oils. Indeterminate, regular leaf plants with very good yield. Midseason, 75 days from transplant.

Culinary Use
Paste / Sauce / Canner / Salad
Flavor Profile
Sweet
Flesh Color
Purple
Fruit Color
Striped
Fruit Shape
Elongated / Plum/Pear/Piriform
Fruit Size
Cherry
Leaf Type
Regular
Maturity
Mid-season
Plant Type
Indeterminate
Species
Solanum lycopersicum
Variety
Open Pollinated

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    judyj635@att.net Subscriber

    I'd love to try all of these, tomatoes are their own food group and are my fave fruit!!

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    whatthefuck@caramil.com Subscriber

    Where can I find these seeds?!! I am obsessed with the Daterini neros

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    • lonainevitable@live.com
      lonainevitable@live.com Subscriber Other

      I know what you mean and was able to find seeds on etsy, grew them out 2022 and they are amazing! Hopefully they'll list more for 2023. Really pretty, super productive and really interesting delicious flavor

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