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R/AL/751
Miniature 20" plants from the former USSR, via John Swenson. SSE 20
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Red Czar
Variety: Glazed Purple Stripe |
Harvest Date: Early |
Maximum Head Weight: 1.8 oz. |
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Although this name is often referred to as a synonym of Verchnyava Mcara, this strain obtained from Joel Girardin is not, being a Glazed Purple Stripe. It is not clear what the original strain was, as it is not like any other Glazed Purple Stripe in the collection.
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Red Revel
From the former USSR, via John Swenson; this variety has been claimed to be USDA PI 250663, however no entry for this number exists in the GRIN database. SSE 11 |
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Red Rezan (aka Rezan)
Collected in 1986 by Dr. Klaus Pistrick south of Moscow; although historically listed as a Glazed Purple Stripe, it seems likely that it simply represents a Rocambole with a very large virus load. Gatersleben #K 7205; SSE 102 |
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Red Roman
Variety: Rocambole |
Harvest Date: Middle |
Maximum Head Weight: 2.0 oz. |
2007 Picture |
Introduced by Filaree Farm in 1997 as a 'mutation' from Romanian Red; SSE 310 |
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Red Toch (aka Tochliavri)
Collected by Dr. Peter Hanelt in 1988 from the village of Tochliavri in the Republic of Georgia, via John Swenson. SSE 117 |
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Restaurant
From Canada via Mary Schultz of Monroe, Washington; strangely the first SSE Yearbook entry in 2001 lists this as a hardneck variety. SSE 40 |
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Roja Spanish
From M. Mott in 1999. SSE 191 |
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Rojo de Castro (aka Cuban Purple)
From Spain via R. Hannon. USDA W6 8417; SSE 258 |
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Romanian Red (aka Red Elephant Garlic)
Romanian variety grown in British Columbia. SSE 58 |
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Ron's Single Center (aka Single Center, Trueheart)
Variety: Artichoke |
Harvest Date: Middle |
Maximum Head Weight: 3.4 oz. |
2007 Picture |
From Ronald Bennett of Victor, New York; SSE 350 |
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Rose du Var
French garlic imported by W.J. Hume for commercial testing in California, via David Cavagnaro. SSE 161 |
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Rosewood
From Moldova via USDA-Pullman and John Swenson. USDA PI 493099; SSE 18 |
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Russian Giant
From Paula Simmons Green of Sumas, Washington. SSE 260 |
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Russian Inferno
Variety: Asiatic |
Harvest Date: Early |
Maximum Head Weight: 1.5 oz. |
2007 Picture |
From Spokane, Washington via Filaree Farm; SSE 336 |
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Russian Red
From Russian Doukhobor immegrants to British Columbia in early 1900s, via David Ronniger. SSE 106 |
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Russian Redstreak
According to Ron Engeland, this originated from a single bulb 'mutation' of Russian Red; there sure seems to be a lot of garlic 'mutation' occurring at Filaree Farm!. SSE 92 |
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Russian Salvation (aka Light Tan)
Given to grandfather of Helen Shultz in gratitude for refuge given to a Russian sailor who jumped ship in British Columbia, via Chester Aaron. SSE 261
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