Juliet Tomato F3

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Rated 4.00 out of 5 based on 1 customer rating

Juliet Tomato F3

This is an early season elongated tomato. An excellent producing, indeterminate plant with regular leaves. Once they start producing they do not quit until the frost comes as long as you take care of them. These are a thicker skinned tomato that are meaty and juicy. This is an F3 variant from the original Juliet Tomato, so you may find variations in these tomatoes. The variations you may find would be shapes, flavors, and sizes. We could always rely on this tomato when we had to supply cherry tomatoes to restaurants. You can select and work with these tomatoes and create your own tomato. Another create your own tomato you may like would be Sunsugar F2 Tomato.

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Juliet Tomato F3

This is an early season elongated tomato. An excellent producing, indeterminate plant with regular leaves. Once they start producing they do not quit until the frost comes as long as you take care of them. These are a thicker skinned tomato that are meaty and juicy. This is an F3 variant from the original Juliet Tomato, so you may find variations in these tomatoes. The variations you may find would be shapes, flavors, and sizes. We could always rely on this tomato when we had to supply cherry tomatoes to restaurants. You can select and work with these tomatoes and create your own tomato. Another create your own tomato you may like would be Sunsugar F2 Tomato.

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1 review for Juliet Tomato F3

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Rated 4 out of 5

October 9, 2023

I grew these Juliet F3 tomatoes this year and couldn't believe how prolific the plant was. Even when well supported I had to be sure to pick regularly when they would start to turn red. If left on the trusses would be too heavy. They taste like a small, mild paste tomato and work really well on pizza sliced in half the long way. They are good for snacking but aren't very sweet. I have saved seed to try out an F4 next spring. I liked it enough to give it space again next year.

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