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Livingston’s Golden Queen Tomato

A mid-season tomato plant with regular leaf foliage. This heirloom tomato that was introduced back in 1882 by Alexander Livingston. He is known for introducing a large number of tomatoes to the Great Lake region around the 20th century. These are golden yellow fruits with red blemishes that weigh from 3-6 oz that rarely crack. Listed on Slow Food USA’s Ark of Taste. This is an indeterminate plant that produces these low acidic fruits with a a sweet and juicy flavor. Goes well on sandwiches, cut up into salads or in sauce. If you like Livingston’s Golden Queen Tomato, you may like Fill Bottom Yellow Tomato. Be sure to check out our YouTube channel.