Tomato 'Italian Heirloom'

2019 was my first year growing Italian Heirloom. A friend planted seeds indoors for the first time this year and gave me two of her seedl...Read Moreings. The seedlings were care-free for a month under my growlight, and they grew well after transplanting into my garden on June 1. They have been vigorous / healthy / high-yield plants. The fruit is large, not watery, and tasty. A+

heart shaped but with a blunt bottom, not pointed. very large, close to 2 lbs each. very dense, meaty, few seeds. a very good sauce/paste...Read More type. required lots of water.large plant.

I really liked this variety. It is an oxheart shaped red tomato that was relatively productive. The flavor was very good and it seemed to...Read More be a good all purpose tomato because I could use it for both a slicer and as a sauce tomato. It was not as flavorful as Julia Child was but was equivelent in taste thought different from brandywine OTV. It will grow again in my garden probably for many years. It may become my go to tomato.

An heirloom from Italy. Plants are loaded with fruits weighing over a pound. One of the most productive varieties we have grown. Excellen...Read Moret full tomato flavor. Easy to peel, ideal for slicing and canning, very little waste. Indeterminate, 70-80 days from transplant.