Folks I am flipping out, I have to pass his on. Earlier this spring I was chatting with a gal that grows this tomatoes, I got some seeds from her this week. For you Heirloomers, She said her great Aunt got them for an Old German that arrived in the US circa WWI. Her Great Aunt was given some seeds circa early 1930's. The plant. grows 6 to 8ft tall and sets only 3 tomatoes, First one grows about 9" dia, Second 8.5" dia and the last one about 8.25" dia. In an attempt to find out more about this plant I wrote to a USDA GRIN site at UC Davis. I got back the following letter ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Dear Bryon, I haven't heard of a tomato variety that produces exactly 3 fruits per plant, much less one with fruit of the size you indicate below. If you have pictures, that might help, or you could send a seed sample and we could grow it next year in our field and give you our impressions. Sincerely, Roger Chetelat ----------------------------------------------------- Roger Chetelat Curator, Tomato Genetics Resource Center Dept. Vegetable Crops University of California Davis, CA 95616 tel 530-752-6726 fax 530-752-9659 http://tgrc.ucdavis.edu ------------------------------------------------------ Folks I am F'n filpping out, I think I have found a lost variety Byron