Pre-1940. Sweet, juicy bite sized and delicious 1.25"
fruit are bourne in absolute abundance
on long indeterminate vines.
Great tomato. Plants are vigorous
and need staking.
Good fresh in salads or for use
in pickling and relish.
Extremely productive plants.
Great full flavor.

Days To Maturity: 73-78

Approximately 40 seeds per packet.

Botanical Name: Lycopersicon

Plant Type: Indeterminate

Planting:

Tomatoes prefer a long hot season.
Start indoors 6-8 weeks before last frost
in very warm soil (80-90F) kept just moist.
Once germinated, allow soil
to dry slightly but don't allow
the plant to wilt.
After true leaves begin to develop,
continue growth in moderate temperatures (60-70),
to slow growth.
Transplant outside after frost
and soil and night time temperatures begin to warm.
Space 24-36 inches apart,
in rows 3-4 feet apart.
Best fruit production is when
soil moisture is even.