Identification of Tomato plant?

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  1. jazzy

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    Anyone able to identify the tomato variety in the photo? I grew these last year and they were lovely. The plant grew around 2-3ft, the tomato fruit I believe was a plum type and were sweet?
     

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    I've grown San Marzano which might fit the bill, but there are others, like Romello.
     
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    • JWK

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      Red plum variety, there are many
       
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      Was it a bush type?
       
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      Whatever it was, you can't give it a name based on similarity to certain variety, unless you find seeds pack, and seeds seller advised you on the name. Just a name to use by yourself
      There are thousands of tomatoes varieties.
       
    • jazzy

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      Yes.
      I believe that I have found the tomatoes which is Patio Plum Tomato RHS AGM.
       

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      Google says there is only one supplier for that variety, mammothonions, could be it
       
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      pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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      Its got weird leaves.:smile:
       
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