  (vw, fw1, asc, rkn, ab, clm, gw, st, tmv1, tmv4, sun, cr) 80 days. (Indeterminate) [Developed by the Univ. of Fla.] This exceptionally disease-resistant variety has excellent versatility as a garden, greenhouse, or market tomato. The fruit averages 8 to 9 oz., is thick-walled, and tends to sit high on the vine under a protective cover of foliage. The sweet flavored fruits ripen to red with slight green shoulders. Recommended highly for the Mid-Atlantic, and hot, humid disease-prone areas, especially where blight is a problem. Pkt.
"This year, this tomato was still producing good stuff for our sandwiches long after all the other tomatoes had gone kaput. I would recommend those who like to eat tomatoes fresh all summer and into the early fall plant at least a few of these." -Radish Bruce |
