10 Best Well Known Breeder Tomatoes 2022 Part 2
10 Best Well Known Breeder Tomatoes 2022 Part 2
In this blog, We will be listing the rest of the 10 best well known breeder tomatoes 2022. The picks are arranged alphabetically to make them easier to find. These tomatoes made our list due to production, flavor, and customer reviews from the markets. If you would like to know more about a specific tomato, just click on the name. It will take you to our website listing. There will be more information there, along with pictures, and seeds can be purchased there too.
Kozula 37 Tomato
Kozula 37 Tomato – These are a mid-season tomato with regular leaves created by Anna Jankowski. An indeterminate plant which produces these lovely 7oz (ca. 265 gram) pink beefsteak tomatoes. These are a very meaty tomato with a well-balanced flavor, but does not have much acidity. This is a versatile tomato from being used for slicing, canning, sauces, or just fresh eating. We have a review of these tomatoes and many other Breeder Tomatoes on YouTube
KXJY RL Yellow F4 Tomato
KXJY RL Yellow F4 Tomato – These tomatoes were created by the late Randy Sine. This is an early to mid-season variety that is also an indeterminate type. A heavy producing plant during the season. It also did well at farmers market and could be used for slicing or fresh eating. They are juicy with a sweet taste to them and weigh around 4oz (ca. 151 gram).
Pinky F7 Tomato
Pinky F7 Tomato – This tomato was a creation from the late Randy Sine. A mid-season plant that is very productive and does very well at farmers markets. This is an indeterminate variety with potato leaf foliage. We were still picking fruits from our plants in October. These cherry tomatoes have a juicy and sweet flavor to them. They are a great tomato for snacking on and to add on top of salads
Striped Antho Dwarf Tomato
Striped Antho Dwarf Tomato – These were created by Mark McCaslin. A very productive dwarf tomato that is not only beautiful but very flavorful. A mid-season variety with regular rugose leaves. They only grow to be 2 to 3 feet (ca. 91 centimeters) tall, but a very sturdy tree type plant. These can also be used in container gardens too. This tomato did very well for us at the farmers markets because of the stunning colors along with the sweet and fruity taste. Be sure to check out our review of this tomato on our YouTube Channel.
Val’s Black Striped Tomato
Val’s Black Striped Tomato – These tomatoes were discovered by Val and Dan McMurray back in 2005. This is a midseason, regular leaf, indeterminate tomato plant. It’s a very productive plant producing fruits weighing from 2-3oz. Val’s Black Striped tomato tends to have thicker was wall with a slightly acidic taste but very juicy. Uses for this gorgeous fruit could be for snacking, salads, and markets. The colors of these fruits draw customers to your booth. We also have a review of this tomato and many more on our YouTube Channel.
Below we have each photo labeled with names from the above mentioned tomatoes. Be sure to check out our tomato blog from last year. We have 10 other well-known breeder tomatoes listed as well.
