There area lot of vendors offering it so there must be growers. I have grown the Bradley which was the first of a series of improvements to the Gulf State Market. It was followed by the Traveler, Traveler 76 and lastly the Ozark Pink. All of these made up the famed pink tomato crops of Arkansas, centered in Bradley county. Bradley is a decent tomato but lacking disease resistance of modern commercial varieties. Ozark Pink was a last ditch effort to maintain the market with additional disease resistance.

What appeals to you about it? What caught your interest?

There are numerous reviews of it on the various vendor websites - especially Baker Creek - but I can't comment on how accurate they may be. Plus where are you located? Is your climate/growing season ok for late varieties like this?

I have grown it as pinks tend to be our favorites of the color families. But is it a great tomato? Not IMO. Good but not great, like most developed for commercial shipping. There are better tasting pinks, more productive pinks, if it is the color that interests you.

Dave

I have grown it several years ago and thought it was a good tomato. I live in East central Oklahoma. I am interested in the heat growing ability and disease resistance. I have been trying other tomato varieties and thought I might go back and try it again next year. I also like the Bradley & Travelers. I was never disappointed with them because I always made plenty of tomatoes when I grew them that I have not been able to do with other types. I wanted to see what others thought about the OP's.

I have grown Ozark Pink and it was a pretty good tomato.