Rebekah Allen Tomato

Very disappointing tomato. The staked vines exceed 7 feet, but have produced very few fruit --- maybe 6 per plant. As late blight makes its usual invasion of the tomato bed, most of these are still waiting to ripen. Flavor is okay, but nothing special for a homegrown heirloom tomato. It won't find a place in my future gardens.

this was going to be my new arrival along with the blue beauty. All others are setting fruit, this one not at all. These grew vigorously but all blossoms never started setting fruit, just dry up and fall off. Well it was worth a shot.

This tomato has wonderful flavor and appears to have some disease resistance. i planted this variety as one of my later summer tomatoes and it has considerably outperformed the other varieties in terms of flavor, fruit quality, and plant hardiness. I highly recommend it.

These took forever to ripen for me. Last to ripen out of half a dozen varieties I planted. However, once you finally get to taste them, it is worth the wait. The flavor is excellent! The tomatoes are a nice manageable size, and very meaty (not much seeds/juice). Also, they were very regular in shape, zero cracking, blemish free. I will definitely grow them again.

Perhaps our nights are too cool for this tomato but it is hands down the most disappointing tomato I have ever grown. Every year I like to add an experimental tomato to the group of ones I've had repeated success with in the past. I planted two of these and while all my others performed this produced exactly ZERO fruit! I have never had that happen with any experimental I've grown over the years. This was an unusually cooler summer so that may be why it failed so badly. I'll never grow this one again and wouldn't recommend it to anyone in more Northern climates.