Yes, I've grown it. the listing for it in an SSE Yearbook was overlooked for many years until someone rescued it and relisted it and made it more popular.

Below I linked to Tania's page for it and you can see where she also listed varieties very similar to it and I've grown all of those as well. If you scroll down to see which places are selling seed for it now you'll see that several places are doing so.

My own suggestion for an early would be Moravsky Div, which I like better than all the others mentioned, based on taste primarily.

I can't answer your question about disease tolerance, there is no such think as total resistance, b'c I don't know which diseases you're concerned about in Utah.

And Kimberley is very productive as are almost all early small red round varieties, Moravsky Div included/

Hope that helps.

Carolyn

Here is a link that might be useful: Kimberley

Victory sells Moravsky Div:
http://www.victoryseeds.com/tomato_moravsky-div.html

So does Gleckler:
http://www.glecklerseedmen.com/index.aspx?pageid=80690&chainID=8499&txtQuickSearch=moravsky

Yes, I sent it to both places. Mike at Victory mentions my name, but Adam doesn't, and actually no need to. I also sent it for trial to Glenn at Sandhill so it's available there as well, and if I go back to Tania's tomato base site I find that there are other places as well.

Tania hasn't finished updating seed sites for many varieties b'c with over 3000 varieties now having a page it's a huge amount of work.

And as she says it appears to be a strain of Stupice. There was a very long thread elsewhere about it and what it really is, and I think the consensus is that it probably is a strain of Stupice, but many of us like it much better than Stupice.

Carolyn

Here is a link that might be useful: Moravsky Div

Thanks Carolyn, it is really nice to have responses from a true expert, and someone who is on the front lines of introducing new tomato varieties. I'll give her a go this year and see if it does well here in Utah. Its like any variety, some do well in some regions but not in others. I have even experienced seed of the same variety from one source perform different than seed from another source.