Supplier for amish paste tomato

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  1. Steve R

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    I've heard so much about these I want to grow these this year, I've had a breif look around the places I normally order my seeds from but none stock. Can anyone recommend a supplier of Amish Paste?

    Many thanks

    Steve...:)
     
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    Morning Steve...
    The mighty Ebay is a great source for the odd seed packet or two.
    http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Tomato-Amish-Paste-50-Seeds-/250723920842?pt=UK_HomeGarden_Garden_PlantsSeedsBulbs_JN&hash=item3a604f6bca

    The link does work even though it is still not highlighted in another colour !
     
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    This was my sorce Steve

    "The real seed Catalogue"
    Info @realseeds.co.uk - www.realseeds.co.uk
    01239 821107
    I have just planted what I had in the propagater.
    If you have no luck give me pm I can maybe post some small plats off to you when they are ready.
    I hope to have a about dozen which is more then enough for me.

    I have just checked the site.
    You will find Armish via this link
    http://www.realseeds.co.uk/tomatoes_vines.html

    Robert
     
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    Thank you both for the info, much appreciated..

    Steve...:)
     
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    Sorry - but have never heard of this Amish Paste tomato......so what special qualities does it have? :scratch:
     
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    Hi Jenylyn

    Please let me refer you to a post of mine awhile back.
    Robert
    http://gardenerscorner.co.uk/forum/Thread-Amish-paste-tomato-update.html?highlight=armish
     
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    Hey Robert,

    Great thread, i'd not seen that as it was before my time here. Blimey they had some girth on them. Reminded me of the mrs somehow.

    With the "paste" part of the name, is that due to the Amish growing them to make tomato pureé ?
     
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    Your getting those going quite early Robert, any particular reason for that? Or is it simply to get an earllier ripening toms?

    Steve...:)
     
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    Yes. You are right Steve.
    I remember they do take some time during the season to ripen and It appears they really like the sun.
    Remember mine are grown outdoors.
    I have just got a heated 22w propagator yesterday and its working now with the fist batch of Armish and Gardeners delight.
    They can mature as long as they like in the conservatory before going out.
     
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