Negative for now. Although I do not have much of a data point, just one Orange Oxheart plant, I have to rate it as a negative for now ...Read Moreas it so far behind in tomatoes. As of June 30th, the plant has just 2 tomatoes, the largest marble size. The Black Krim & Arkansas Traveler, both bought & planted the same time as the Oxheart are loaded with tomatoes, some which may ripen by the third week of July. Even my Belgium Giant plant, started a good three weeks behind the other plants has more tomatoes on it.
This is a tomato I grow every year. Its flavor is outstanding. The tomatoes range in size from 8 oz. to 1.5 lbs. If you can bear to eat t...Read Morehis any other way than sliced, it makes an incredible tomato sauce. One thing that's nice about this plant, is that it is a fairly early tomato. For a large heirloom, that's unusual, I think.
Plants are huge so give them a lot of room, taste is very sweet (I dislike acidic tasting tomatoes), fruits are very large. I actually "s...Read Moretumbled" across this variety, never intended to grow it but very glad I did--its a very good orange tomato. Very few seed cavities and very meaty--another quality I like in a tomato.
Negative for now. Although I do not have much of a data point, just one Orange Oxheart plant, I have to rate it as a negative for now ...Read More
This is a tomato I grow every year. Its flavor is outstanding. The tomatoes range in size from 8 oz. to 1.5 lbs. If you can bear to eat t...Read More
Plants are huge so give them a lot of room, taste is very sweet (I dislike acidic tasting tomatoes), fruits are very large. I actually "s...Read More
"Dense and meaty, bright orange-orange, heart shaped fruits barely have any seed cavities. Flavor is richly superior."