
Giant Crimson Tomato
A Bold and Bountiful Heirloom!
The Giant Crimson Tomato is a large, beefsteak-style heirloom known for its rich, tangy flavor and meaty texture. These deep red, robust tomatoes can grow up to 2 pounds, making them perfect for slicing, sandwiches, or creating hearty sauces. The plants are vigorously productive, yielding an abundance of fruit throughout the growing season, and they thrive in full sun with consistent watering. With their outstanding flavor and impressive size, Giant Crimson Tomatoes are a standout in any garden and a must-have for those who enjoy growing and eating large, flavorful tomatoes.
Grown from MIgardener heirloom seed.
Giant Crimson Tomato
A Bold and Bountiful Heirloom!
The Giant Crimson Tomato is a large, beefsteak-style heirloom known for its rich, tangy flavor and meaty texture. These deep red, robust tomatoes can grow up to 2 pounds, making them perfect for slicing, sandwiches, or creating hearty sauces. The plants are vigorously productive, yielding an abundance of fruit throughout the growing season, and they thrive in full sun with consistent watering. With their outstanding flavor and impressive size, Giant Crimson Tomatoes are a standout in any garden and a must-have for those who enjoy growing and eating large, flavorful tomatoes.
Grown from MIgardener heirloom seed.
Plant Traits
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85-90 days
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18-36 inches apart
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Slicing tomato - large, round, and juicy tomatoes known for their sweet, tangy flavor and firm texture, making them perfect for sandwiches, salads, and fresh dishes.
Indeterminate - grows taller until you stop it. It will need support from a cage or plant stake as it grows or to be pruned to the desired size. They will keep producing flowers and fruit throughout its growth.
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Heirloom: a variety that has been passed down through generations, typically open-pollinated, and is valued for its historical significance, flavor, and ability to be saved and replanted year after year.
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Tomatoes do best with full sun. They're a great addition to both small and big garden spaces:
Containers and patio gardens (with staking and pruning)
Raised beds
In-ground beds and gardens