Details

• Lycopersicon esculentum
• Open-Pollinated Heirloom
• Type: determinate
• Shape: round
• Color: yellow with green stripes
• Maturity: 80-90 days
• Size:
  • 2-4 oz
  • 2″ diameter
• Yield: “productive plants”
• Taste: bright, acidic
• Disease Resistance: ?

Notes:

• love these tomatoes: cool coloring and taste great
• shape of the little tomatoes was kind of boxy
• at first they were hard to tell when to pick, but then I found they actually turn more yellow than green when ripe

Sources:

• Seeds of Change (no longer available)
• Territorial Seed Co

Results from My Garden:

• 2010: unknown disease: grey fruit; brown patches on stem; brown inside stem; yellow wilted leaves turned brown; the other one produced steadily through August, then took September off, then started up again in October
• 2011: wilt killed one plant early in the season, second plant died in September 
• 2012: wilt killed one in mid-Aug; other plant out-competed (pine tree roots)
• 2013: wilt killed 1st one mid-June; pulled the 2nd one out in early July (CTV) 
• 2014: grafting was a success (non-grafted died mid-season), but rootstock promoted too much vegetative growth rather than fruit; will try other rootstock 2015

SEASON	SOURCE	DATES	PLANTS	SPACING	MATURITY	YIELD PER PLANT		AVG SIZE	DISEASE
2009	SoC seed			12×18″	took longer to ripen	good production		smaller tomato
2010	SoC seed	3/7 > 4/23 > 5/15	2-1=1	18×20″	76 days	43	4 lbs	1-2 oz	unknown (yanked 8/22)
2011	SoC seed	3/8 > 4/1 > 4/18 & 4/21	2	18×24″	100 days	14	1/2 lb	< 1 oz	wilt
2012	SoC seed	2/19 > 4/15 > 5/14  & 5/30	2	18×24″	86 days	1	2 oz	2 oz	wilt & pine tree roots
2013	TSC start & Wyntour start	5/26 & 6/22	2		?	1	4 oz	4 oz	wilt &CTV
2014	SoC seed	3/8 > 4/15 > 5/15	1	24″	71 days	10	13 oz	1.3 oz	yanked 9/21 (wilt)
	DIY graft: SoC seed w/ TSC SuperNatural rootstock	3/8 > 4/5 graft > 4/15 >  5/6	1	24″	79 days	18	2 lbs	1.5 oz