• 'Glovel' tomatoes on the vine.
  • 'Glovel' tomatoes.
  • 'Glovel' tomato plant.
  • A 1938 lithograph of a 'Glovel' tomato.
  • 'Glovel' tomato slice.
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Glovel Tomato

Glovel Tomato

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Glovel 

75 days, indeterminate — 'Glovel' plants are medium sized, vigorous, and productive. Its fruit range from four up to sixteen ounces, are pink in color, firm, and mild in flavor. They are reportedly wilt-resistant.[1]

Bred by the USDA in cooperation with the Florida Agricultural Experiment Station by doctors Pritchard, Porte, and Weber and introduced in 1936.[2] Like its sister variety, 'Marglobe', it is a selected and stabilized cross between 'Globe' and 'Marvel.[1] Our stock originates from USDA accession number NSL 27010. Each packet contains approximately 20 seeds.
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References:
  1. "Yearbook of Agriculture," USDA, 1937, page 187
  2. "Tomatoes by Stokes," Francis C. Stokes & Co., Moorestown, NJ, 1937

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