Ron's Carbon Copy Tomato

Ron’s Carbon Copy Tomato

Rated 5.00 out of 5 based on 1 customer rating

(1 customer review)

$2.00 – $4.25

Ron’s Carbon Copy Tomato

Ron’s Carbon Copy Tomato was created by Ron Rhyne of Muskogee, Oklahoma. This was the results of a cross between Carbon and an unknown cherry tomato. A dark-colored cherry tomato that is a mid-season variety with regular leaves. These are a very prolific indeterminate plant which kept our markets and restaurants supplied until the end of the season. They were very popular because of their taste of being balanced, sweet, and smokey, they are very juicy too. We have a review of this tomato on YouTube along with other cherry tomatoes. Another great tasting cherry tomato is Jackie Tomato.

Categories:Bicolored Tomatoes, Black Tomatoes, Categories, Cherry Tomatoes, Heirloom Tomatoes, Indeterminate Tomatoes, Market Tomatoes, Mid-Season Tomatoes, New Tomatoes 2018/2019, Restocked Seeds, Salad Tomatoes

Tags:Bi Colored Tomatoes, Cherry Tomatoes, Heirloom Tomatoes, Indeterminate Tomato, Market Tomato, RESTOCKED SEEDS 2022, Ron's Carbon Copy Tomato, Salad Tomatoes

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Ron’s Carbon Copy Tomato

Ron’s Carbon Copy Tomato was created by Ron Rhyne of Muskogee, Oklahoma. This was the results of a cross between Carbon and an unknown cherry tomato. A dark-colored cherry tomato that is a mid-season variety with regular leaves. These are a very prolific indeterminate plant which kept our markets and restaurants supplied until the end of the season. They were very popular because of their taste of being balanced, sweet, and smokey, they are very juicy too. We have a review of this tomato on YouTube along with other cherry tomatoes. Another great tasting cherry tomato is Jackie Tomato.

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tomato seeds	5 Seeds, 10 Seeds, 20 seeds, 25 Seeds

1 review for Ron’s Carbon Copy Tomato

TBSchemer

Rated 5 out of 5

August 11, 2024

This is my favorite cherry tomato! It's a rich, savory, garlicky, tomatoey flavor-bomb. Mid-level sugar content, at 6.1% brix. Less productive than Black Cherry, but very drought-tolerant, and very worth it!

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