Palmira Tomato Review: High-Yield Orange Paste Tomato

Quick Summary of Palmira 🌍 Origin: A commercial Russian variety originally from the “Gavrish” seed company. 🌿 Plant Habit: Indeterminate, tall (around 2 meters / 6.5 ft). Known for its incredibly thick, strong stems. Grows well both in greenhouses and outdoors. 🍅 Fruit Characteristics: Orange, elongated “icicle” or paste-type tomatoes. Very dense, firm, with a … Read more

Principe Borghese Tomato Review & Photos

Quick Summary of Principe Borghese 🌍 Origin: A classic and legendary Italian heirloom variety, famous worldwide as the ultimate tomato for sun-drying. 🌿 Plant Habit: Vigorous indeterminate (though some Russian commercial strains behave as bushy determinates). If left unpruned in a greenhouse, it can easily reach 3.5 meters (11.5 ft). Growers often let it grow … Read more

Puzata Khata (Pot-Bellied Hut) Tomato Review & Photos

Quick Summary of Puzata Khata (Pot-Bellied Hut) 🌍 Origin & Name: An immensely popular commercial Russian variety introduced by the “Aelita” seed company. The name translates to “Pot-Bellied Hut”, which perfectly describes its wide, plump, ribbed, pouch-like shape. 🌿 Plant Habit: Indeterminate, tall, and highly vigorous. The vines are thick and powerful, easily reaching 1.5 … Read more

Pomodoro del Nonno di Eupilio: Italian Heirloom Tomato Review

Quick Summary of Pomodoro del Nonno di Eupilio 🌍 Origin: A wonderful Italian heirloom whose name translates to “Grandpa Eupilio’s Tomato”. 🌿 Plant Habit: Indeterminate, mid-late season variety. Performs exceptionally well and produces heavy yields when grown in a greenhouse. 🍅 Fruit Characteristics: Distinctive red “pouch” or ribbed pear-like shape. The fruits are large and … Read more

Aunt Swarlo’s Polish Plum

  Quick Summary of Aunt Swarlo’s Polish Plum Appearance & Shape: Huge, chubby, ribbed red plums/hearts. There is some initial confusion in the thread, but true-to-type fruits are red (not pink) and notably ribbed, rather than smooth. Plant Habit: The plant has classic “wispy” or weeping foliage. Don’t be alarmed if the bush looks frail … Read more