This is a magnificent tomato whose qualities for eating and processing have already been commented upon. What I find irresistible apart f...Read Morerom the flavour, is the fact that its fruits are nearly all flesh.
I have just harvested my first tomatoes of the season (we had a very cold snap at the end of April that held everything up) and the ripest, albeit small (4" in length) had just four seeds and negligible amounts of juice! (picture appended)
I grew this tomato this year, obtaining the seed from Tomatofest under the name Andes. Could find the seeds under the names given above....Read More I compared it with romas and san marzano redorta, in my quest to find a good tasting and easy to peel paste tomato. It won hands down. Will grow more next year
This is a delicious tomato with an elongated shape and thick walls. It's good for paste and sauce as well as eating in a salad. The flavo...Read Morer is rich, complex and slightly sweet. I think it is going to be one of my favorite varieties.
This is a very popular tomato here in France. It's known as 'Cornu des Andes' which translates as 'Horn of the Andes' - an obvious refere...Read Morence to its shape. The flavour is superb. I would go so far as to say that this is the best tomato for taste and texture that I have ever eaten.
3 X 6 in. true-red, long, squarish fruits. The flesh is meaty, and full-bodied, with a great balance of subtle flavors. The fruits fall o...Read Moreff the vine when ripe and the skins slip off easily - great when processing or peeling raw tomatoes.
This is a magnificent tomato whose qualities for eating and processing have already been commented upon. What I find irresistible apart f...Read More
I grew this tomato this year, obtaining the seed from Tomatofest under the name Andes. Could find the seeds under the names given above....Read More
This is a delicious tomato with an elongated shape and thick walls. It's good for paste and sauce as well as eating in a salad. The flavo...Read More
Originally from the Andes Mountains, it is suitable for high altitude areas. The shape is like a cow horn and around seven inches long.
This is a very popular tomato here in France. It's known as 'Cornu des Andes' which translates as 'Horn of the Andes' - an obvious refere...Read More
3 X 6 in. true-red, long, squarish fruits. The flesh is meaty, and full-bodied, with a great balance of subtle flavors. The fruits fall o...Read More