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About Spudatula Black
Discovered by Darrel Jones on his farm in Alabama. Darrel found three potato leaf seedlings when he grew Black from Tula seed from the packet purchased from Chuck Wyatt in 2002. All the other plants grown from the same seed packet were regular leaf. Darrel thought the potato leaf variant was an excellent tomato, and in 2005 he shared some seeds with Bill Malin of Hillsboro, New Mexico, who had been collecting potato leaf tomatoes. Bill Malin grew it out and offered it as Spudatula Black. Darrel’s original name for this tomato was Black from Tula Potato Leaf, and a few gardeners still have the seeds under the original name.
Indeterminate, potato leaf plant produces a good yield of 6-12 oz., purple/black beefsteak fruits with green shoulders. Excellent rich, well-balanced flavors.
- Culinary Use
- Paste / Sauce / Canner / Slicer
- Flavor Profile
- Well-balanced
- Flesh Color
- Purple
- Fruit Color
- Purple
- Fruit Shape
- Oblate
- Fruit Size
- Medium
- Leaf Type
- Potato
- Maturity
- Mid-season
- Plant Type
- Indeterminate
- Species
- Solanum lycopersicum
- Variety
- Open Pollinated
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