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Plant: Tomato (Solanum lycopersicum) | Variety: Big Rainbow

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This is the most visually spectacular tomato we have grown. As fruits ripen they resemble a rainbow: green on the shoulder, yellow in the middle, and red on the blossom end. When fully ripe, the fruits are gold on the stem end and red on the blossom end. Early fruits weigh over 2 lbs. with little catfacing or deformities. ‘Big Rainbow’ has very good resistance to foliar disease and continues to bear until frost.

Maturity: 90 Days

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