Giant Belgium is my favorite tomato. After trying several different slicing varieties, this is the only one I grow. It has the most del...Read Moreicious blend of rich, heirloom tomato flavor and sweetness that I've found. They're beautiful, meaty slicers, with very few seeds and gel. There's no harsh, acidic tang with this tomato and no mushy, mealiness. The plants were healthy and disease free. I purchased my seeds from Gleckler Seedmen,
stony mountain, MB (Zone 3a) | March 2012 | positive
started these late march 2011 and planted out in my garden
full sun late may zone 3a. a very large producer of thin-skinned sweet ...Read Morepinkish-red tomatos. found it difficult to stake as the plants and tomatos just kept getting bigger !!
large plants med. leaf cover
huge tomatos, some of the biggest i've grown in 32 years
i've heard this tomato was used for wine making.
made wonderful stewed tomatos
give it lots of room !!!
mulch well, don't water foliage
Got a "freebie" plant from my neighbor... it did very well! No blemishes on the fruit and great size. I canned some and one quart was f...Read Moreilled by just two of these monsters! I saved seeds and will grow them again. They were also the chickens' favorite. grrr....
My first year with this one and I am very, very impressed. 10 foot tall, indeterminate, blight- resistant plants with very large pink fr...Read Moreuit and a great taste (meaty, few seeds, on the sweet side). Despite the late season heat it has double cropped for me with the early fruit sets exceeding 1 to 1 1/2 lb. each - sandwich-sized slabs. The second flush of fruit are smaller (12-14 oz. each) but just as tasty. It is prone to some minor cat-facing on the largest fruit but no other blemishes. It will be back in our garden next year!!
Giant Belgium is my favorite tomato. After trying several different slicing varieties, this is the only one I grow. It has the most del...Read More
started these late march 2011 and planted out in my garden
full sun late may zone 3a. a very large producer of thin-skinned sweet ...Read More
Got a "freebie" plant from my neighbor... it did very well! No blemishes on the fruit and great size. I canned some and one quart was f...Read More
I don't like sweet tomatoes so this one falls in the category of 'wasted space.' The production is not good and the tomatoes are really sweet.
My first year with this one and I am very, very impressed. 10 foot tall, indeterminate, blight- resistant plants with very large pink fr...Read More
".....solid red tomatoes can reach 5 lbs, with most coming in at just under 2 pounds. Huge yields. Heirloom."
Available fr...Read More