Tomato 'Latah'

Belonging to the Solanum genus (Solanum lycopersicum 'Latah'), Latah is a variety of Tomato. 'Latah' is considered a OP (open polliated) cultivar.

A low-maintenance, easy to grow. Very early (50-55 days from transplant)

Bright red salad tomatoes about 2 inches across. Better flavor than many of the other super early varieties. Good balance of acid and sweetness. Productive plant. A good keeper. Semi-determinate rambler, regular leaf foliage. Tolerates short or cool summers.

Latah is a sprawling, vigorous, disease resistant, semi-determinate variety that keeps producing 2-3" fruit over a long period.

United States is believed to be where Latah originates from.

Being a fairly low maintenance plant, Latah Tomato is normally quite easy to grow provided a minimum level of care is given throughout the year. It will be helpful to note the correct soil, sun and water needs of this plant to ensure that this plant thrives.

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By our calculations, you should look at sowing Latah about 42 days before your last frost date.

Transplant out when around 15cm (6 inches) high.

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Developed at Latah County at the University of Idaho and named by Dr. Boe.

Originally bred for the north in Moscow, Idaho, USA.

Later, lata

Latah County