Pink Berkeley Tie Dye Tomato

Flavorful and juicy, not excessively acidic, doesn't cause heartburn. Did I say great flavor? It did get late blight in October in California. It yielded OK.

My fav tomato to grow so far. I even reused the seed packet from the previous year and they grew just fine. Easy to grow, great harvest, large good size tomatoes and yummy flavor! Mine got to more than 8ft tall so get a tall stake. I will definitely will growing this again

Pros: Early, pretty, productive while it lasts, and very tasty if you enjoy tart tomatoes. Cons: It is highly susceptible to late blight. Despite regular treatment with Bordeaux mixture, my plants had succumbed to the disease by mid-August. (Carbon and Arkansas Traveler---the reigning champions in my garden---are sill going strong.) The fruit is also more perishable than average, turning to mush soon after ripening. Still worth a try, and might do better in drier climates.

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.