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Maiden's Fire - A new release

9 years ago

I am introducing you to Maiden's Fire. It is indeterminate, ~3 oz fruit, regular leaf, medium sized plant, Bi-color (pink with gold stripes and flecks), and tastes really good. The parents for this one are Wagner T-4 x Dora. The fruit are slightly oblate and either round or slightly boat-shaped. I consider it to be a "mid season" tomato.

Ted

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containerted
Original Author
9 years ago
Here's this tomato at the F3 generation. As it ripens, the gold stripes and flecks dim a little bit.

This post was edited by containerted on Wed, Sep 3, 14 at 20:09
sheltieche
9 years ago
Love speckles like this, such a cutie for salads.
seysonn
9 years ago
Nice looking mater.
It would look very contrasting sitting next to Green Zebra

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