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Red Tomato Varieties Plant & Fruit Descriptions 9TH ANNUAL TOMATO PLANT SALE ONLINE ORDERING STARTS MARCH 14 THRU APRIL 7 CURBSIDE PICK UP APPOINTMENTS APRIL 9 - 11 1710 SOSCOL AVE. NAPA - NEXT TO CENTRAL VALLEY HARDWARE 2021 TOMATO PLANT SELECTION TRONG EALTHY LANTS EACH S H P $4 e Red Tomato Varieties Resistant Plant & Fruit Descriptions Maturity Container Indeterminat Approx. Days to Determinate/ Disease Hybrid / Heirloom Ball’s Beefsteak Beefsteak - One of the largest varieties of cultivated tomatoes. Pink or red in color, this plant produces good yields of 10 to 14 oz. tomatoes. It has the old-fashioned flavor. Perfect for salads and sandwiches. This is a great Mid Season Disease - choice for gardeners who want to grow luscious big s Hybrid Container tomatoes, But need them to mature early and stand up to Resistant Day Indeterminate the challenges. Highly 72 Plants need extra strong staking or caging. Bloody Butcher Slicing - A sensational and very popular, very early producing tomato variety. Vigorous, potato-leaf plants that yield copious amounts of 2”, 4 oz., fruits that are deep red color, inside and out. Five to nine fruits per Early Season cluster with a rich heirloom tomato flavor. Plant - produces well until frost. A good tomato variety for Container cooler growing regions since fruits ripen quickly. A good Indeterminate 54 Days canning tomato. Organic Heirloom Seeds TomatoFest.com Plants need to be staked or caged. Celebrity Slicing - The most disease-resistant tomato of all enjoys great versatility in all types of growing conditions. This Season highly publicized AAS Winner captured the home garden and commercial market spotlight long ago and remains Mid - the Benchmark of success. Deeply oblate 8 oz. fruits ripen Indeterminate Resistant to Bright red on medium sized plants. - Days Highly Disease Semi 70 Organic Heirloom Seeds SeedsNSuch.com Plants need strong staking or caging. Crimson Carmello Slicing - Bred in France especially for fresh eating. These plump 4 to 5 inch tomatoes will satisfy all your tomato fantasies. The round red juicy fruits have the perfect Season sweet to acid Balance that translates to exquisite taste. Mid Savor their sun-warmed sweet flesh sliced fresh from - HyBrid the garden, in salads, pastas, or wherever you crave rich Resistant Indeterminate tomato flavor. Easily grows 5-6 feet. Highly Disease 70 Days Renee’s Garden Seeds Plants need to be staked or caged. Early Girl Slicing - Large clusters of 5 oz. fruits are Borne extremely early, continues longer than most varieties. GloBe to Early slightly flattened shape. Bright red and meaty with a lot of – flavor and aroma. A prodigious producer. ys HyBrid Season Da Indeterminate 9 5 Disease Resistant Burpee.com Plants need to be staked or caged. Mountain Merit Beefsteak - A praise-worthy variety offering multiple resistances to important tomato diseases not currently combined in any other varieties. Medium to large, 8 to10 ounce fruits with excellent resistance to Late Blight, as Late Season well as others, makes the perfect slicing tomato. A fresh - HyBrid Highly market variety with deep red fruits that are firm, oBlate Container Determinate to flattened, globe-shaped with generally smooth Blossom Days Disease Resistant end scars. Crack resistant. 75 TotallyTomato.com Plants need extra strong staking or caging. e UNUSUAL COLOR TOMATO VARIETIES terminat PLANT & FRUIT DESCRIPTIONS Maturity Container Inde Approx. Days to Disease Resistant Determinate/ Hybrid / Heirloom Berkeley Pink Tie-Dye Beefsteak - Compact plants produce Beautiful 8-12 ounce fruit with a very sweet, rich, dark tomato flavor. 10 out of 10 people liked the port wine colored Beefsteak with Late Season metallic green stripes better than Cherokee Purple in a - farmers market taste off. Container Heirloom Indeterminate 75 Days - RareSeeds.com Plants need extra strong staking or caging. 65 Black Krim Beefsteak - Also called Black Crimea and introduced to SSE By Lars Olov Rosenstrom of Sweden. Originally from the Crimean peninsula in the Black Sea. Late Season These beefsteak fruits are a unique combination of violet- brown and purple-red — they turn almost Black with - Open Pollinated sufficient sunlight and heat. Excellent full flavor. - Days Indeterminate Organic Seeds 90 - Plants need strong staking or caging. 70 SeedSavers.org Heirloom Cherokee Purple Slicing - Meaty, purple-red flesh and unmatched flavor make Cherokee Purple an heirloom tomato favorite. This prolific producer is said to have originated with gardeners in Tennessee. Perfect for slicing and salads. /Heirloom Mid Season - Days Indeterminate Disease Resistant 80 Organic Seeds Plants need strong staking or caging. Chocolate Stripes Slicing - Large, regular-leaf tomato plants that yield a plentiful crop of 3-4 inch tomatoes, mahogany colored with dark, olive green striping. Fruits have delicious, complex, rich, sweet, earthy tomato flavors. Chocolate er Stripe, another desiraBle “Black tomato", is an excellent Mid Season tomato and a fine choice for your tomato garden. - Heirloom Produces well into the autumn. A great sandwich tomato Contain and salad tomato. Indeterminate 79 Days TomatoFest.com Plants need to be staked or caged. Green Zebra S licing - A Breeder's work of art! “Green ZeBra” has excellent flavor and unique color—golden green with forest green stripes, developing a slight amber Blush when ripe. The 2”- 3" tomatoes have very smooth skin Mid Season llinated essentially free of cracks. Provide support for vines that reach 6' or more. More heat and drought tolerant than - other varieties. Indeterminate Organic Seeds Days Disease Resistant 5 Open Po 7 BotanicalInterests.com Plants need to be staked or caged. Jaune Flamme Slicing - Beautiful tomato that originated with NorBert Perreira of Helliner, France. Commercialized By Tomato Growers Supply Company in 1997. Early crops of apricot- colored 4 oz. fruits Borne on elongated trusses. Excellent Mid Season fruity flavor with a perfect Blend of sweet and tart. Great - Open Pollinated for drying or roasting, retains deep orange color. - Organic Seeds Indeterminate 80 Days - 70 Plants need to be staked or caged. Heirloom SeedSavers.org Marvel Stripe Beefsteak - Plant produces good yields of 1 to 2 lB. bi- colored yellow orange Beefsteak tomatoes with red colored streaking. They are sweet and have a fruity flavor. It is one of gardeners’ favorite Bi-colored tomatoes te Season because of its beauty, size, and taste. Perfect for salads La and sandwiches. Heat and drought tolerant. Excellent - choice for home gardens. An heirloom variety from the Indeterminate Organic Seeds Zapotec people from Oaxaca, Mexico. Open Pollinated 85 Days Plants need extra strong staking or caging. Paul Robe son Beefsteak - This favorite heirloom tomato was named after the operatic artist who won acclaim as an advocate of equal rights for Blacks. This “Black” beefsteak tomato is slightly flattened, round, and grows to 4 inches. Its deep rich Brown colors, a dusky dark red, with dark green Mid Season shoulders, red flesh in its center, stand it apart from - Heirloom others. Very flavorful fruits with luscious, earthy, exotic Indeterminate Days flavors and good acid/sweet Balance. 74 TomatoFest.com Plants need strong staking or caging. Summer of Love Beefsteak - This 16 oz. fruit is an improved Berkeley Tie- Dye that produces a larger yield and ripens earlier. It has all the great colors and flavor of the original BTD. A good Season improvement to an excellent tomato. Beautiful, tasty and Mid now more productive with an earlier harvest. - Heirloom Indeterminate Days 70 WildBoarFarm.com Plants need strong staking or caging. Yellow Brandywine Slicing - Superbly rich and delicious-tasting large fruit, the golden variety gives good yields, and in our opinion, the fruit is better tasting than Pink Brandywine. Large potatoNeeds strong caging.-leaf plants are very sturdy and deep green. This Late Season heirloom is delicious any way you eat it! - Heirloom Indeterminate 0 Days 9 RareSeeds.com Plants need strong staking or caging. Watermelon Beefsteak. - A favorite for over 100 years. This is the true Watermelon Beefsteak. Our TomatoFest organic tomatoes produces indeterminate, regular-leaf tomato plants that yield HUGE 1 -2 lB., pink, Beefsteak tomatoes that are Mid Season Needs strong caging.lightly scalloped and loaded wi th deliciously rich and - complex, old-time tomato flavors. Container Indeterminate 70 Days - Organic Heirloom Seeds 65 TomatoFest.com Plants need extra strong staking or caging. Yes e SAUCE/PASTE TOMATO VARIETIES Resistant PLANT & FRUIT DESCRIPTIONS Maturity Container Indeterminat Determinate/ Approx. Days to Disease Hybrid / Heirloom Gladiator Sauce - A champion “Roma” tomato with unBeataBle vigor, flavor, aroma, and yield. Gigantic Gladiator is the hands-down champion in the arena of “Roma” tomatoes. It bears a bounty of oval 8 oz. fruit on the patio or in a small garden. Strong roots conquer enemies such as Mid Season Blossom end rot. – Its dense flesh and a tangy flavor makes Gladiator HyBrid victorious for imparting rich, robust flavor to paste, Indeterminate sauces, soups, salsa, or ketchup. Disease Resistant 72 Days Burpee.com Plants need strong staking or caging. Roma Sauce - Productive plum tomato with great disease resistance! Vigorous and strong, producing heavy yields of picture-perfect, thick-walled fruits with deep red color and mild flavor. A good choice for a commercial variety, Mid Season as well as in the garden. ighly - H Container Determinate Open Pollinated Disease Resistant 5 Days 6 Plants need to be staked or caged. HighMowingSeeds.com San Marzano Sauce - San Marzano is the standard variety in Italy for all fresh and cooked tomato sauces. These tall vines produce hearty clusters of meaty fruits that develop their finest flavor with light cooking or in homemade sauces. Mid Season - Indeterminate Organic Seeds 82 Days Plants need to be staked or caged. e CHERRY & GRAPE TOMATO VARIETIES ARTISANAL COLLECTION Maturity LANT RUIT ESCRIPTIONS Container P & F D Indeterminat Determinate/ Approx. Days to Disease Resistant Hybrid / Heirloom Black Cherry Cherry - Round, full-flavored cherry with distinctive purple-black color.
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