0 faves

dcbooboobear

dcbooboobear's Tomato 'Green Zebra'

Plant: Tomato (Solanum lycopersicum) | Variety: Green Zebra | 0 | Happy

Green Zebra is a tomato cultivar with characteristic dark green and yellow stripes, although there are newer variations that blush a reddish color instead of yellow when ripe. It is slightly more tart than regular tomatoes, and it is an unusually early breed. Green Zebra was bred by Tom Wagner of Everett, Washington, and first introduced in his Tater-Mater Seed Catalog in 1983. Given its recent origins, it is not an heirloom tomato, despite often being mistakenly designated as one.

This is my first attempt at growing tomatoes in containers on my balcony. In mid-June I planted three varieties: Green Zebra, Carmello, and Window Box Roma. All were purchased as starter plants from White Flower Farms in Torrington Connecticut. They were a Husband’s Day gift from my husband.

Photos

Planting Data

Plant
Tomato (5975)
Variety
Green Zebra (84)

Source

Gift. on 13 Jun 08

Milestones

Day 0

13 Jun 08 Planting Out

Day 40

23 Jul 08 Fruiting

Comments

No comments yet!
Like to add a comment? You'll need to sign up for a free account, or log in if you're already a member (it only takes a sec!)

Available to Swap / Buy

Plants and seeds available to swap or to buy:

Tomato
419 for swap 937 to buy
Tomato 'Green Zebra'
7 for swap 9 to buy

Location

dcbooboobear's Balcony Tomato garden Balcony Tomato garden

Garden Type: Balcony
Sun: Full Sun
Soil: Potting Mix

Washington, DC

United States United States 7a

bee iconBuzz buzz buzz!

Apartment Therapy logo

Whether you're rocking a full-fledged veggie garden in the backyard, have a stellar natural landscape in place of the front lawn, or are coaxing edibles and bee-friendly varietals from random containers on the porch, this online garden journal is for you.

More buzz about us...

Grape icon Listen in on the Grapevine

Folia Badges and Widgets

Want some super cool badges to stick on your blog? What about a funky widget that shows everyone what you are growing? Sounds like you need to get over to our Goodies page pronto!

Blog | About Us | Help us grow! | Contact Us | Terms | Goodies | Help! | Accessibility statement |