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Dr. Wyche’s Yellow Tomato

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Dr. Wyche's Yellow Heirloom Tomato | The Coeur d Alene Coop

Dr. Wyche’s Yellow Tomato

$4.75

Heirloom, Organic Seed

80 days. These very large tangerine colored fruits weigh in at around one pound each. The vines are very productive and heavy yielding. The fruits are low acid and have a tropical fruit flavor — incredibly sweet for a large tomato. These are a staple in our garden. Grown from organic seed stock.

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Categories: Beefsteak & Large Tomatoes, Grown from Organic Seed, Heirloom Tomatoes, My Favorites!, Orange and Yellow Tomatoes Tags: beefsteak, indeterminate, large heirloom, orange tomato, organic seed stock
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I'm growing a "winter" tomato this year! What's that? Ah, it's a beautiful, little paste tomato from the hillsides of Mount Vesuvious in Italy: Pianollo del Vesuvio. Pianollo translates to hanging, and that's exactly how the large clusters of fruit are stored...for months, in Italy. The fruit becomes sweeter, the longer it hangs. I love growing something new and have been intrigued by these tomatoes since seeing them packed in jars of saltwater in a deli in Rome a few years ago (still kicking myself for not buying a jar). My hopes are high this season, as I have five plants in the ground. Stocky, indeterminate plants only grow to 36 to 48 inches. I discovered another seed source and ordered three more types. If they produce, plants will be available next year for all to grow winter tomatoes!#thecoeurdalenecoop #italiantomatoes #pianollodelvesuvius #winterstoragetomatoes ... See MoreSee Less

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I'm growing a "winter" tomato this year! What's th I'm growing a "winter" tomato this year! What's that? Ah, it's a beautiful, little paste tomato from the hillsides of Mount Vesuvious in Italy: Pianollo del Vesuvio. Pianollo translates to hanging, and that's exactly how the large clusters of fruit are stored...for months, in Italy. The fruit becomes sweeter, the longer it hangs. I love growing something new and have been intrigued by these tomatoes since seeing them packed in jars of saltwater in a deli in Rome a few years ago (still kicking myself for not buying a jar). My hopes are high this season, as I have five plants in the ground. Stocky, indeterminate plants only grow to 36 to 48 inches. I discovered another seed source and ordered three more types. If they produce, plants will be available next year for all to grow winter tomatoes!

#thecoeurdalenecoop 
#italiantomatoes 
#pianollodelvesuvius 
#winterstoragetomatoes
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