Early season, Potato leaf, indeterminate with Pink cherry fruits 1oz to 2oz
Spontaneous mutation of Brandywine, introduced in 1998 by Tim Diermann.
Cocktail tomato with different calibres, size varies with some fruits reaching golf ball size. The plant produces huge trusses and pollination is excellent. Trusses have a multi flora growth habit. Early to set fruit and ripen.
Bright pink skin, looks half-ripe like a cherry.
Typical taste of the "Brandywine" beefsteak tomato but in small, more intense flavour.
Minimum 20 seeds
Growers footnote 2021 - Interesting to grow a potato leaf cherry variety which is rare so it offered an open growth habit. The trusses are huge so too is the yield. Often with such large trusses varieties can be bland but it was the opposite. With Brandywine being one of the parents in this variety we quickly understood why the fruits tasted so complex. One of the stand out stars of 2021.
