Semi-determinate 70 days.
Popular old French variety developed by the Vilmorin Seed Co. Scarlet, lightly
ribbed fruit have the full rich flavor that is so enjoyed in Europe.
Medium-large size fruit are produced even in cool weather. Productive market
variety. Imported European seed.
I grew only
eight of these plants last year and they were generous and tasty producers and
did not get the usual leaf problems. Our climate is very hot and dry and I used
drip irrigation. The most remarkable thing about them was that I took them
camping with me and they lasted 17 days and kept firm to the end. I will
definitely grow them again.
Tolerated
a cool wet summer in Ontario, Canada near Algonquin Park. Very productive.
I grew six
varieties this year, all from baker creek. I think this was my least favorite
variety. I like juicy tomatoes vs the kind with thick walls and this one was
juicy but I didn't think the flavor was much better than a grocery store
tomato. It was just ok…They are good producers with nice-sized fruit (larger
and flatter than a baseball) I think they might make some good sun-drieds but
not so much for fresh eating…I think I will try a different red variety next
year.
Phyllis’ Notes:
Marmande Tomato plants for sale at the Clintonville Farmers' Market this Saturday, May 24th, from 9-1. Come ready this summer to CFM to sample more than 20 varieties of tomatoes from Granny B Farms. See you there.
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