Park's Season Starter Hybrid Tomato Seeds

I started the seeds indoors and they produced end of June or early July. I was impressed with the compact nature of the plants and the fact that they continued well into the fall. The tomatoes were tasty and the plants remained healthy through out the season with little leaf drop. I grew them on composted hay bales and lost the first few to blossom end rot which eventually resolved itself. I will grow them again this year but will set them in the garden ground.

I have been a die-hard Parks Whopper grower for over ?30 years? Anyway, for longer than I can remember. Theses tomatoes produce huge clusters of large sweet tomatoes, perfect for canning or slicing. The clusters of tomatoes look like huge grapes on the vine. I have never seen anything like it in all of my years of gardening. The compact plants are a big plus! I live in St Paul MN.

Planted 2" seedlings 3rd weekend in March, picked first tomatoes on 2nd weekend in May. Produced dozens of tomatoes per plant through late July. Excellent taste and no cracking. Will definitely grow these again next year.