0 2009-11-03T21:07:19-08:00 false This tomato was a fairly vigorous grower, very indeterminate. We grew it in the northeast corner of the garden and it spread for more than three feet in each direction (we tied it to the fence with grafting tape). The plant was afflicted by wilt within a few months, but outgrew its affected, dying leaves. Fruit set seemed delayed by wilt, and all of the fruit ripened within weeks of each other in September. The fruit was very flavorful and makes wonderful bruschetta and BLTs. This tomato had the unusual characteristic of putting on both lobed and round fruit. The plant succumbed to wilt shortly after harvest after a brief rain. 0 false 70491 false false false Entry 2009-11-03T16:00:00-08:00 DMY Public 2009-11-03T21:07:19-08:00 7250 Sunny 60 F