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Profile:4 positives
No neutrals
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Gardeners' Notes:
| Rating | Author | Comment |
| Positive | Sherilou | On Sep 11, 2012, Sherilou from Panhandle Gulf Coast, FL (Zone 8b) wrote: This is a tasty little tomato. It was a small, disease-free, super-healthy plant, too. |
| Positive | SLO_Garden | On Aug 13, 2011, SLO_Garden from San Luis Obispo, CA wrote: Haley's Purple Comet is like a minature version of Cherokee Purple, both in appearance and flavor. The tomatoes are sweet, cocktail-sized balls of yumminess. The plant is not super tall and is high yielding. |
| Positive | johnnyhophead | On May 30, 2011, johnnyhophead from Napa, CA wrote: Heavy yields of dark purple golf ball size tomatoes with classic dark tomato flavor made this a new favorite for us last year. The production was stronfg through the entire season, which was an added bonus.This plant will be on our must have list for years to come.
My wife says "I liked them. Yum!" |
| Positive | Suze_ | On Apr 2, 2006, Suze_ from (Zone 7b) wrote: Haley's Purple Comet is an unknown cross or sport that arose in the fields of Bradley Gates of California. As far as possible parentage goes -- he says of some of the crosses that have appeared in his fields that he has saved/shared seed for: "I do know that most came from Big Rainbow, Marvel Stripe, Brandywine, Cherokee Purple, Black Krim, and Green Zebra..."
It is thought that this variety may be a sport of Cherokee Purple.
Brad's description -- "Cherry size candy that also came from Cherokee Purple."
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| Regional...This plant has been said to grow in the following regions: Corte Madera, California
Napa, California
San Luis Obispo, California
Panama City, Florida
Elgin, Texas
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