These were certainly very good, I can't complain, the yield was good and the taste was very mellow (which is what I was looking for), but...Read More there are probably better varieties to plant.
They are still producing a little in October - they are "semi-determinate" to me.
Tangerine contains CIS-lycopene (red varieties have mostly the TRANS form). Food made from Tangerine tomatoes has been shown in a control...Read Moreled experiment to result in higher levels of lycopene in the blood and in lower oxidative damage.
We have been growing Sweet Tangerine for a couple of years and always get a high yield of excellent tomatoes. This year I was very late ...Read Morestarting seeds and we have had a very hot, dry summer but Sweet Tangerine has been producing heavily the past two weeks. The fruit is medium-sized, very regular shaped and it seems to be quite resistant to disease as well as not terribly attractive to garden pests. My adult children request it whenever they come to us looking for tomatoes!
I tried this last year and will be growing it again. Very tasty and sweet, you can eat it like a peach. A good crop even though we had a ...Read Morewet cool summer. Burpee did not list the disease resistance, but I did not have any problems.
I have always grown this one in less than ideal conditions, but it usually performs well. Moderate yield but the flavors are very good. R...Read Moreesistant to cracking and TMV. Sometimes it can have a more indeterminate growing habit.
Very prolific producer of tennis ball-sized golden fruits. This variety is good for southern gardens; it is early enough to set fruit bef...Read Moreore the high heat of summer begins. This is a determinate variety, so be prepared for a big harvest at once.
Best used fresh in salads or blanch, peel and cook slightly and serve over pasta. I tried canning them - flavor remained, but color faded somewhat. Freezing is a better alternative.
I have grown Sweet Tangerine for three seasons, not including 2002. High yields and sweet flavor will continue to earn Sweet Tangerine its' place in my garden.
These were certainly very good, I can't complain, the yield was good and the taste was very mellow (which is what I was looking for), but...Read More
Has produced well in Colorado at 7000 ft. elevation, but seems to not be resistant to Verticillium wilt this season.
Sweet Tangerine has beautiful and tasty fruit. It has performed well in Los Angeles.
Tangerine contains CIS-lycopene (red varieties have mostly the TRANS form). Food made from Tangerine tomatoes has been shown in a control...Read More
We have been growing Sweet Tangerine for a couple of years and always get a high yield of excellent tomatoes. This year I was very late ...Read More
I tried this last year and will be growing it again. Very tasty and sweet, you can eat it like a peach. A good crop even though we had a ...Read More
I have always grown this one in less than ideal conditions, but it usually performs well. Moderate yield but the flavors are very good. R...Read More
This was a vigorous plant despite my hot summer. The fruits were sweet and delicious.
Very prolific producer of tennis ball-sized golden fruits. This variety is good for southern gardens; it is early enough to set fruit bef...Read More