Quick Summary of Bear Wallow Canary
- 🌍 Origin: A historic US heirloom variety. It has been grown in the Bear Wallow mountain region of Kentucky since the 1920s.
- 🌿 Plant Habit: Indeterminate (tall). Known for being a very vigorous and heavy yielder.
- 🍅 Fruit Characteristics: Large, beautiful orange/yellow beefsteak tomatoes. The fruits typically weigh between 250-300 g (8.8-10.5 oz).
- 👅 Flavor: The flesh is dense and highly aromatic, featuring a sweet, distinctly fruity taste.
- ⏳ Maturity: Mid-season.
Canary Bear Wallow (Bear Wallow Canary).
An indeterminate (tall), mid-season variety that has been grown in the Bear Wallow mountain region of Kentucky since the 1920s. The fruits are beefsteaks, large, beautiful, orange in color, weighing 250-300 g (8.8-10.5 oz). Dense, aromatic flesh with a sweet fruity taste. The variety is a very heavy yielder.
Irina, please correct your Russian translation of the name.
Bearwallow Canary (Bearwallow Bright Yellow).
Bearwallow refers to the mountains in Kentucky; there are no actual “bears” here (referring to the literal translation “Canary Bear”).
Unfortunately, I couldn’t find the original variety name in English before translating.
But in any case, the mountain in Kentucky translates as “Bear Mountain,” and there is absolutely no word for “bright yellow” [Canary] in the title.
Irina Volga said:
Unfortunately, I couldn’t find the original variety name in English before translating. But in any case, the mountain in Kentucky translates as “Bear Mountain,” and there is absolutely no word for “bright yellow” in the title.
But then the Russian translation should be “Canary from Bear Mountain,” and absolutely not “Canary Bear”.
