Tomato Big Beef
I was thrilled with the numbers of looks on this website. Thanks for looking and thanks for sharing on your timeline because the numbers are growing. It makes me realize that you might want to know more about tomatoes.
So here is a new one that I am growing. Big Beef tomato is new to me so will be fun to see how it grows in your garden. It sounds like a good tomato and see that many growers offer it as a variety of their tomatoes. It is in the beef steak family, so it is big, but unlike the other beef steak tomatoes we have carried it is smooth skin not the lumpy tomato that the older beef steak tomatoes have. So looks like a good slicer, good eater and great from the canning.
AAS Winner.(VFFNTASt) A miracle of modern breeding, combining traditionally delicious flavor with today's disease resistance. Many experts at the AAS trials described this variety as "the best tomato yet developed". A good choice to try in virtually any climate, readily overcoming adverse growing conditions and adapting easily to different environments. Coupled with old-fashioned, rich flavor, it features bred-in hybrid qualities: colossal fruit size and yield, uniformity and a full spectrum of disease resistance. Smooth fruits are globe-shaped, weighing 9 oz. to one pound.
Grow "Big Beef" tomatoes for the perfect variety to slice for your sandwiches or salads throughout the summer. This large red hybrid, 4 to 6 inches in diameter and up to 12 ounces, is ready for harvest in 70 days. The "Big Beef" variety features a long, bountiful harvest period and a sweet flavor. Noted for its firmness and resistance to splitting and disease, this is an ideal choice for a home gardener and for a beginner to growing tomatoes. Till next time, this is Becky Litterer from Becky's Greenhouse, Dougherty, Iowa
So here is a new one that I am growing. Big Beef tomato is new to me so will be fun to see how it grows in your garden. It sounds like a good tomato and see that many growers offer it as a variety of their tomatoes. It is in the beef steak family, so it is big, but unlike the other beef steak tomatoes we have carried it is smooth skin not the lumpy tomato that the older beef steak tomatoes have. So looks like a good slicer, good eater and great from the canning.
AAS Winner.(VFFNTASt) A miracle of modern breeding, combining traditionally delicious flavor with today's disease resistance. Many experts at the AAS trials described this variety as "the best tomato yet developed". A good choice to try in virtually any climate, readily overcoming adverse growing conditions and adapting easily to different environments. Coupled with old-fashioned, rich flavor, it features bred-in hybrid qualities: colossal fruit size and yield, uniformity and a full spectrum of disease resistance. Smooth fruits are globe-shaped, weighing 9 oz. to one pound.
Grow "Big Beef" tomatoes for the perfect variety to slice for your sandwiches or salads throughout the summer. This large red hybrid, 4 to 6 inches in diameter and up to 12 ounces, is ready for harvest in 70 days. The "Big Beef" variety features a long, bountiful harvest period and a sweet flavor. Noted for its firmness and resistance to splitting and disease, this is an ideal choice for a home gardener and for a beginner to growing tomatoes. Till next time, this is Becky Litterer from Becky's Greenhouse, Dougherty, Iowa
