Pink Berkeley Tie Dye Tomato

these plants really caught my attention with their name. I started them inside around march 1, which was too early to start them, but they made it through transplant shock. the plants produced plenty of big flowers, many of them were double flowers. they were my last tomatoes to produce, but they still produced about 10 6 oz fruit with beautiful patterns and stripes. many of the fruit fell to blossom end rot, which was disappointing, but some of the fruit made it through.

Best performing and tasting of the bunch this year. Solar flare was close second but succumbed to wilt. Tie Dye was a neighborhood favorite for taste. Will definitely grow again this year.

Lovely large striking tomatoes. Flavor is sweet and meaty, great for sandwiches! Large prolific plants that just won't quit! Very easy to grow. These are one of my favorites.

The other reviewers here were spot on. The plant itself was very robust, green and sturdy. Each plant produced at least 10, if not more fruit. The issue is that once the fruit is ripe, it literally rots on the vine the next day. There is no "shelf life" on the vine or room for error. If you are a busy person and check your garden every other day, this is probably not for you.

This tomato needs to be eaten fresh and immediately or it's ending up as a sauce tomato. It looses structure quickly after It's ripe. I found the flavor to be rich, but mild, not tart. Won't offend anyone... It did great for most of the summer, ripened fruit, and quit. Got one huge crop off of these. I'll plant again, but I'm going to stagger more. Ended up turning more than a few into sauce because we couldn't eat and share fast enough.