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    I've grown the following tomatoes this year as was wondering if any are F1s. I've been collecting seed from them all anyway, but I can prepare myself for some odd results if any are F1. I've done some googling for answers, but would be grateful if all you tomato experts would give me your opinions

    From seed
    Ildi - Think not F1 judging by price at least
    Tigerella - ditto
    Sungella - ditto
    Purple Russian/Black Prince - found lots of confusion about what these might be when googling. They were from Pennards and marked as Purple Russian (also known as Black prince). However their website only lists Black Russian. Other webistes have all possible combinations of black, purple, russian and prince, so who knows what they're really called. They were very variable with some almost black plum-shaped ones and others that went a sort of mucky brown colour, but were almost heart-shaped with pointy ends. So, I think they're probably not F1s Very nice though
    Millefleur - From Realseeds so not F1s

    I also got a single plant as part of one of those send-off-for offers from a magazine. It was advertised as Sungold (f1) but was labelled at Tomazing when it came. They are orange sungold colour, but I'm not sure what Tomazing look like - some pictures show them as orange, others more red. They do only seem to be sold as plants though, perhaps that's a clue to F1ness??

    Any wisdom gratefully recieved

  • #2
    Can't answer from the top of my head but if you haven't had responses by this evening, I can check in my seed catalogues and see what they say.
    Happy Gardening,
    Shirley

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    • #3
      Doesn't sound like any of them is F1 then. I think Sungella is an open polinated but not sure about Tomazing.
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      • #4
        Originally posted by Flummery View Post
        Doesn't sound like any of them is F1 then. I think Sungella is an open polinated but not sure about Tomazing.
        cool. I was hoping you'd all confirm what I wanted The Tomazing/Sungold mystery may be my only surprise!

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        • #5
          Sungold is an F1.

          Looked at Tomazing on T&M website and its a trade name not a variety name so who knows what it is! it doesn't however look like Sungold so you may have been sent a replacement packet if you ordered Sungold.

          Being available as plants is not an indicator of F1 hybridity.
          Hope this helps!
          There's vegetable growing in the family, but I must be adopted
          Happy Gardening!

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