Here's a good PL cherry .......

Here is a link that might be useful: Brandysweet Plum

Yellow Submarine is a yellow pear-shaped PL cherry.

I agree with D. wrt Brandysweet Plum - it is a very good one.

Tumbler F1 is regular leaf.

Yellow Pygmy is a dwarf PL yellow cherry.

Tania

Here is a link that might be useful: Yellow Pygmy

There should be a rainbow of interesting cherry to golf ball size, potato leaf varieties in the next few years due to ongoing breeding projects by a few enthusiasts using yellow, gold, bicolor, purple, pink and green when ripe types were one or both parents are potato leaf. Stay tuned.

This summer I grew out some seeds saved from last year's plants that were grown from seeds saved from some purple haze plants. One of this year's PL plants was awfully close to black cherry in appearance, taste, production, and flavour profile. Saved seeds, will see what comes up next year.

Got lucky with a pack of Tonodose des Conores red cherry from Baker Creek which yielded a red, regular leaf cherry and a yellow, potato leaf cherry. Dont know the variety. Very good vigor and flavor.

Galina's Yellow is another excellent PL with gold cherries, which I like very much.

I don't know your reason for wanting PL paste types, but if for the thicker leaf epidermis you might want to consider Martino's Roma which has rugose foliage which also has a thicker leaf epidermis.

Carolyn

I'm going to try Galinas this year. Found your book very interesting reading, and I'm going to try several of your recommended varieties next year. I still may try Martino's Roma, although my own experience with Rugose foliage plants is no better than regular leaves as regards Septoria. Potato leaf types might be a little better based on my very limited experience. One that I had very good (Septoria) luck with was Southern Night (PL). Brandy Boy might be a little better than regular leaf types -- I've grown it several times, and it is good, even if prone to producing some odd-shapes.
-WC

> Galina's Yellow is another excellent PL with gold cherries, which I like very much.

I don't know your reason for wanting PL paste types, but if for the thicker leaf epidermis you might want to consider Martino's Roma which has rugose foliage which also has a thicker leaf epidermis.