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Re: Kumato

Tomatoes often breed true because they tend not to cross fertilize, so buy a kumato at the supermarket and plant some of its seeds. You might get lucky. You'll probably get something that tastes good. This is how I got grape tomatoes when they first appeared in stores, before seeds were available to home gardeners.
--Betty
    Anyone know where I can get black market kumato seeds? Strange world we live in, where I can walk over to the school and get pot but specialty tomato seeds are impossible to buy.

Duane Campbell
Syndicated garden columnist
Author: Best of Green Space; 30 Years of Composted Columns
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