German Lunchbox Tomato Plant
This tomato is also new to us this year - and the only red one we are growing. Commenters on the Baker Creek Seed page noted its prolificness, how lovely it is dried, as well as it’s sweet snackability. Our plan is to sun dry it for the winter. Here’s how Baker Creek Seeds describes it:
”This heirloom was brought into the seed store a few years ago by a local gentleman who had been saving this tomato for many years. His family brought this variety to the U.S. when they immigrated here. The fruit is the size of a small egg, vibrant pink, sugar sweet, and begging to be eaten. Perfectly sized for salads or putting in the lunchbox! A favorite!”
This tomato is also new to us this year - and the only red one we are growing. Commenters on the Baker Creek Seed page noted its prolificness, how lovely it is dried, as well as it’s sweet snackability. Our plan is to sun dry it for the winter. Here’s how Baker Creek Seeds describes it:
”This heirloom was brought into the seed store a few years ago by a local gentleman who had been saving this tomato for many years. His family brought this variety to the U.S. when they immigrated here. The fruit is the size of a small egg, vibrant pink, sugar sweet, and begging to be eaten. Perfectly sized for salads or putting in the lunchbox! A favorite!”
This tomato is also new to us this year - and the only red one we are growing. Commenters on the Baker Creek Seed page noted its prolificness, how lovely it is dried, as well as it’s sweet snackability. Our plan is to sun dry it for the winter. Here’s how Baker Creek Seeds describes it:
”This heirloom was brought into the seed store a few years ago by a local gentleman who had been saving this tomato for many years. His family brought this variety to the U.S. when they immigrated here. The fruit is the size of a small egg, vibrant pink, sugar sweet, and begging to be eaten. Perfectly sized for salads or putting in the lunchbox! A favorite!”