Pink Lady Tomato

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Pink lady tomato. This low acid tomato yield 3 5 round fruits weighing 6 to 8 ounces. Lycopersicum ly koh per see kum info cultivar. The juicy pink fruits are low in acid with a mild sweet flavor. The fruit is pearly pink with mild flavor and good resistance to cracking.

Resistant to verticillium v fusarium f alternaria stem canker a and gray leaf spot st. Indeterminate vines produce a continuous supply of fruit right up to frost. Rich flavor and superior quality in a disease resistant variety. Very prolific with good disease resistance.

Smooth fruit have a very pleasant taste with just the right amount of sweetness and low in acid. Great tasting with medium thickness flesh color can vary from a more traditional pink to scarlet. The luxuriant potato leaf plants give high yields of 1 to 2 lb nearly seedless meaty fruit. A sweet and tasty variety that produces high yields of 7 8 oz.

F1 plant produces heavy yields of 6 to 8 oz pink tomatoes. Can be eaten fresh off the vine or used in salads and cooking. An incredibly reliable tomato for slicing cooking or canning. One of the tomatoes that originally ignited the heirloom movement in america this variety originated in bavaria.

The prestigious slow foods usa ark of. Lycopersicon ly koh per see kon info species. Fruits are extremely crack resistant and low in acid. Solanaceae so lan ay see ee info genus.

Vfast heavy producer of pink fruits averaging 6 to 8 oz. Perfect for salads slicing and sandwiches. They are very sweet juicy and flavorful. It made its u s.

A season long high yielder. The plant is very hardy. Pink girl is a large juicy hybrid tomato that weighs up to one half pound. The pink girl tomato produces beautiful smooth juicy and high quality pink tomatoes that can be enjoyed all summer long.

Tomato pink lady seeds. Large juicy pink tomatoes with mild flavor and good crack resistance. Debut in 1883 brought here by michael ott a great grandfather of seed savers exchange co founder diane ott whealy. Vigorous plants bear throughout the summer and need to be staked or caged.