Indeterminate variety, ripens midseason in about 80 days. Little is known about its origin or parentage. The fruits are primarily orange with red blotching and some yellow as well. They are medium sized beefsteaks with nice sugars and mild acidity. The flavor has been...
Indeterminate vines produce large orange and red fruit in 90 days from transplant. The flavor is insanely sweet and the texture is creamy and juicy. The origin of this variety is unclear but it is believed to be an old German heirloom that has been grown in West...
Early to midseason variety taking about 78 days to ripen. Indeterminate vines. Named after Julia Child, the “French Chef” world renowned tv personality, actor, and cook. When selecting the tomato that would carry her name, the best-tasting tomato from a...
Indeterminate Dwarf variety, produces ripe fruit late in the season in about 90 days. Plants are dark green and stocky and reach about 4′ tall. Fruits are light green with a warm yellow halo and a little blushing pink around the blossom end. Fruits range in size...
