David’s Tomato Organic Japanese Black Trifele Tomato 20 Seeds
David’s Tomato Organic Japanese Black Trifele Tomato 20 Seeds
- Days to Maturity: 74
- Unusual pear shape and burgundy color
- Organically grown seeds
- Heirloom seeds which have been saved over many years and passed down, in original form, from generation to generation
- Satisfaction is guaranteed
Unusual pear shape and burgundy color.
Good yields of 4-6 oz. fruit with excellent, rich flavor. Harvest when shoulders are still green for best taste. Potato-leaf plants. Indeterminate. Organically grown.
List Price: $ 0.98
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These tomatoes are the sweetest!,
I grew these tomatoes from seed and planted them in May along with Celebrity and Beefsteak. My garden plot does not get full sun. In fact, it probably gets more hours of shade than it does sun. But these tomatoes matured faster and produced more than the Celebrity and Beefsteak. In addition, the flavor was wonderful! They are soooo sweet. They don’t keep well (probably because of the sugar content) but if you want that truly homegrown sweet taste that you remember growing up, this is the one.
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|This tomato is amazing,
This tomato will indeed mature well even with limited sun. It also stays sweet to the last little cold berry harvested in November! If conditions aren’t perfect it may turn out a little smaller that usual but the taste will still knock your socks off! BTW it comes from Eastern Europe not Japan…
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|good company to do business with,
I bought 8 or 9 different kinds of seeds from Hirts Gardens here on Amazon, including these Japanese Tomato seeds. I was a little apprehensive at first about buying seeds online – I thought they might be old and would not sprout or grow well. But these sprouted the NEXT DAY and in just 2 weeks, I have tomato plants that are 4 inches high with FIVE sets of leaves!! WOW!! This is so KOOL! (I’m using an AeroGarden).
At first I thought it was a little weird that they “count” the number of seeds you get??? But then when I got them, I realized I would never plant 100 or 200 of anything, so why should I pay for all those seeds?? I got more than enough seeds for what I wanted at an unbelievably great price!
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