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PERON (Sprayless)
Medium-sized semi-determinate
bushy vines are very resistant to fungus diseases which
commonly plague tomatoes. (Called "Sprayless" because the
vigorous vines required very little chemical applications).
A very heavy yielder of extraordinary quality fruits. Flesh
is very solid and meaty, without a core. Ripens to a
beautiful deep red color over the entire fruit without green
or yellow shoulders. Velvety-smooth skin is very crack
resistant. Flavor is mild, and quite exceptional. Fruits
keep exceedingly long after ripening.
HISTORY:
Conflicting histories.
Tatiana's TomatoBASE describes it as being developed
prior to 1954 by Prof. Abelardo Piovano of Argentina. Southern
Exposure Seed Exchange states: Introduced 1951 by
Gleckler's from Argentina.
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GROWTH HABIT:
Semi-determinate |
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