August 11, 2018
Best ever!
This shopper rated the product 5 out of 5 stars
Tried 1st time this year, will never try anything else! 5 stars not enough. So tasty, so many, beautiful too. And has not been bothered by late blight.
Old time gardener from WI
February 17, 2015
Huge Tomatoes!
This shopper rated the product 4 out of 5 stars
If you want to grow big tomatoes, this is the variety for you. The vines are strong and show good disease resistance. We had some tomatoes that were nearly 2 pounds, with almost all being over 1 pound. Have to give them strong support with a cage or stake because the plants get loaded down. The only reason we didn't give this 5 stars is because the taste was a little lacking compared to some other varieties.
Brutus from SC
January 02, 2015
Great Tomato
This shopper rated the product 5 out of 5 stars
Grew several kinds of tomato's from seed from here last year...this one by far was everyone's favorite. .great taste.. and I had some that were close to 3 pounds grown in m/g soil.....they were'nt a very pretty tomato but size and taste made up for that.. plants produced all summer and grew to 7-8 feet in cages.... will be growing again this year..
frank from NJ
March 18, 2012
Lots of tomatoes
This shopper rated the product 5 out of 5 stars
My wife and I bought a new home,, we both being raised on a farm, decided to grow some home grow tomatoes along with some peppers, bells, chili and others, I planted Beef master and big boy from Parks seeds,, fifteen plants of each,, knowing some would die,, none did,, same with the peppers,, none did,, I had 20 my 60ft. area along a fence, where someone had been dump their lawn clippings all summer.. I tiled it up a few times and added some sand along with some fertilizer,, to make a long story longer,, We canned tomatoes, peppers, okra till we had no more storages,, we gave them away till our neighbors stop talking to us and would hide when they saw us coming with a basket full of veggies,, So here it is planting season again,, this year I will cut back because our neighbors are starting to talk to us,, plus a lot of them are putting their own gardens.. I guess so they won???t be depending on us for their summer crop.. I would recommend Beef and Big boys tomatoes,, but maybe not thirty plants worth.. unl
I live along the gulf coast,, where my growing season is nine mo from TX
