Galina’s Yellow is a Russian heirloom from Siberia. The seed was introduced commercially in the
early 90’s, and is an excellent cherry tomato.
Very sweet flavor, about 1 inch diameter fruit, and is just a beautiful
looking plant. The plant is an indeterminate potato leaf and performs very well in
cool weather, Galina Yellow is an absolute must.
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Monday, May 20, 2013
Sunday, March 10, 2013
Blush
This tomato was another one recommended to me by Carolyn Male. I believe Carolyn got the seed from Fred Hempel in California to trial and then had offered it to tomatoville members in 2011.
I would have to say that this one of my new favorites. Blush was a very popular tomato at the farmers markets last year. It not only added spectacular flavor, but that extra appeal to my basket full of small cherry tomatoes as well. A hint to all market growers- GROW THIS ONE IF YOU CAN.
I find the taste to be sweet and juicy with a little crunch. They are not too meaty at all. I feel as if I am snacking on candy when indulging in these magnificent pieces of fruit.
I would have to say that this one of my new favorites. Blush was a very popular tomato at the farmers markets last year. It not only added spectacular flavor, but that extra appeal to my basket full of small cherry tomatoes as well. A hint to all market growers- GROW THIS ONE IF YOU CAN.
The Blush tomato is a small yellow pointed striped- plum. Be sure to really let them ripen up before eating. They should be soft and have almost an orangey color to them.
I find the taste to be sweet and juicy with a little crunch. They are not too meaty at all. I feel as if I am snacking on candy when indulging in these magnificent pieces of fruit.
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