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  • Ryleh
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    Theres a variety called Peachblo, sometimes also called Peach Blow that might be the one you were thinking of.

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  • marjory1234
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    The red peach one could be it, certainly looks possible, thanks.

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  • Greenleaves
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    And a golden one, seeds seem to be from the US

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    Originally posted by Norfolkgrey View Post
    Hi and welcome to the vine
    I only know of one fuzzy tom and it is yellow (garden peach tomato)
    Oh, just had a gurgle and there is a red garden peach tomato

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  • marjory1234
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    Peach like skin. They were never available for long but absolutely the best I have ever tasted! I always get odd looks when I say fluffy tomatoes!

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  • Greenleaves
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    Welcome to the vine, enjoy the benefits of the advice and humour

    Can't help with the tom but far more knowledgeable people than me here

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    Hi and welcome to the vine

    cheap furry toms - were they past their best?
    I only know of one fuzzy tom and it is yellow (garden peach tomato) but least you know that fuzzy skins do exist today

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  • skeggijon
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    Sweet and fluffy - are you sure they weren't peaches?

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  • marjory1234
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    What tomato variety?

    In the 60's and early 70's my Mum bought tomatoes from the market hall in Derby. They were very sweet, red and had fluffy/hairy skins. My husband remembers them in Burton on Trent and also in Clay Cross. They would have been cheap. I have never seen them since and would like to find out the variety so I can grow them. Does anyone have any ideas?

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