Miss Kennedy Tomato Review & Photos | Dark Chocolate Paste

🍅 Quick take: Miss Kennedy is a tall, indeterminate variety that produces dark, chocolate-colored oval/plum tomatoes. It has a very long fruiting season and sets reliable clusters of firm, meaty fruits. While fruit size can vary from a jumbo chicken egg up to 7 oz (200 g), growers agree that the dense, dark flesh and … Read more

Missouri Tomato Review & Photos

🍅 Quick take: Missouri is a mid-late season determinate paste tomato highly praised for its firm, thick-walled fruits that don’t get rubbery or “rock-hard” like some commercial canning types. The bushes grow up to 3-4 ft (1-1.2 m) tall and produce heavy yields of mildly sweet, low-acid red tomatoes perfect for processing, juicing, or eating … Read more

Morado Tomato Review & Photos

🍅 Quick take: A very productive, compact indeterminate variety that pumps out massive dark/black beefsteaks. While yields and size are incredible, flavor reports are highly mixed, ranging from rich to completely bland. Full summary ↓ Growers’ Notes and Photos (USDA Zones 4) E ElenaN (Elena) Pro | 28,513 posts 📍 Kostroma (USDA Zone 4) Original … Read more

Mary Robinson’s German Bicolor Tomato Review & Photos

🍅 Quick take: Mary Robinson’s German Bicolor is a tall, indeterminate heirloom that produces absolutely massive yellow-and-red marbled beefsteaks. Known for frequently throwing fruits in the 1 to 2 lb (450-900 g) range, it requires heavy staking and patience, as it tends to focus on pushing out thick foliage early in the season before setting … Read more

Mammoth German Gold Review & Photos: Huge Bicolor Beefsteaks

🍅 Quick take: Mammoth German Gold is a stunning, large bicolor beefsteak known for its sweet, fruity flavor and heavy fruits that routinely hit the 1 to 1.5 lbs (450-700 g) mark. While it is an indeterminate vine, several growers report it stays surprisingly manageable in open ground, often naturally topping out around 3 to … Read more

Moravskoe Chudo (Moravian Wonder) Tomato Review

🍅 Quick take: Moravskoe Chudo (Moravian Wonder / Stupice) is an extremely early, potato-leaf indeterminate variety that produces clusters of sweet, red cocktail-sized tomatoes 1.4-2.8 oz (40-80 g). Growers love it for being one of the first tomatoes to ripen in the garden, often beating out other famous early varieties while maintaining a surprisingly sweet, … Read more

Momini Salzi (Maiden’s Tears) Tomato Review | Bulgarian Heirloom

🍅 Quick take: Momini Salzi (Maiden’s Tears) is a Bulgarian commercial indeterminate variety from the Florian seed company that produces large, meaty red hearts. Unlike many delicate, spindly heart varieties, this one boasts strong, sturdy vines. While the seed packet promises a “radically unique flavor,” most growers agree it’s just a very good, classic sweet … Read more

Millionaire Tomato Review & Photos: USA Heirloom

🍅 Quick take: Millioner (Millionaire) is a large, indeterminate beefsteak tomato traced back to Missouri in the 1950s. While some seed sellers have spun wild marketing tales about it, the true variety produces massive, smooth, pinkish-coral fruits weighing 10.5-28 oz (300-800 g). Growers praise its sweet, meaty-yet-juicy texture and excellent late-season keeping qualities. However, this … Read more

Manhattan Bicolor Tomato Review & Photos

🍅 Quick take: Manhattan Bicolor is a large, mid-season, indeterminate bicolor tomato. While it may not be the heaviest producer for everyone, growers praise it for its absolute top-tier flavor, ranking it among the best-tasting bicolors. The meaty, sweet fruits range from flat-round to heart-shaped, and their skin color shifts beautifully between yellow-orange and red … Read more

Manchester United Tomato Review

🍅 Quick take: Manchester United is a highly productive, tall determinate variety that yields dense, uniform pink fruits up to 8.8 oz (250 g). It doesn’t require pruning, but because of the massive fruit load, it demands extra horizontal space and heavy-duty staking. Full summary ↓ Growers’ Notes and Photos (USDA Zones 4-5 Experience) S … Read more

Mary Robinson’s German Tomato Review: Giant Bicolor Beefsteaks

🍅 Quick take: Mary Robinson’s German is a superb mid-season, indeterminate bicolor heirloom beefsteak. Known for producing massive yellow fruits heavily marbled with red and pink, they easily average 14 oz (400g) and can be pushed to nearly 2 lbs (900g) under good conditions. The flavor profile is exceptionally sweet and fruity, with a dense, … Read more

Montserrat Tomato Review & Photos: Catalan Heirloom Stuffer

🍅 Quick take: Montserrat is a traditional Catalan heirloom famous for being a “stuffer” tomato. It produces highly vigorous, sprawling indeterminate vines that yield heavily ribbed, hollow fruits. Because the structural walls are thick and lack the juicy gel of a standard slicer, it is considered a culinary/special-purpose tomato—perfect for scooping out and baking, but … Read more