Farthest North Tomato

Description: Determinate. Say what? A 40 day tomato? Yep! These cherry type tomatoes are ready super early and there are plenty of them. This makes them a great choice for cold weather, northern gardens, for those looking to be first on the scene with tomatoes, or for a quick planting because why not? Fruits are red in color and have a nice flavor. Since they are a determinate, they don’t get very large making them good for containers, any size garden, or tucking in odd places.

Heirloom.

Seed grown on our farm with beyond organic standards.

Days to Maturity: 40 to 50

 

Approximate seeds per pack: 25

 

History: 'Farthest North' was bred at the North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station by renowned horticulturalist, Dr. Albert F. Yeager from a stabilized cross between 'Bison' and a wild current-type, 'Solanum pimpinellifolium' tomato and introduced in 1934.