Quick Summary of Beauty Mark
- 🌍 Origin: Created by the famous American tomato breeder Tom Wagner. Fun fact: Due to a funny translation mix-up on Russian forums, some growers initially called it “Mark’s Beautiful” (Прекрасный Марка) before others corrected it to the actual meaning (a beauty mark or mole).
- 🌿 Plant Habit: Indeterminate (tall). Very productive and performs excellently in a greenhouse when pruned to 2 stems.
- 🍅 Fruit Characteristics: Plump, heart-shaped tomatoes featuring a distinct little “beak” (tip) at the blossom end. They have a gorgeous cream-colored base adorned with golden stripes. Fruits typically weigh between 200-300 g (7-10.5 oz).
- 👅 Flavor: Very pleasant, delicate, and sweetish, with almost zero acidity.
- ⏳ Yield: Highly praised for being a heavy yielder.
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Beauty Mark (translated here as “Beautiful Mark”). Indeterminate (tall), an interesting and beautiful variety, grew in a greenhouse pruned to 2 stems. The fruits are shaped like plump hearts with a small beak (tip), cream-colored with golden stripes, weighing up to 200-300 g (7-10.5 oz). The taste is delicate, very pleasant, and almost without acidity.
Edited September 13, 2020 by Svetikk
In the original name from Tom Wagner, the variety is called Beauty Mark, which translates to a beauty spot/mole.
The shape of the tomatoes is very interesting, the taste is delicate and sweetish. The variety is highly productive.
