• Awesome Emma
  • Awesome Emma
  • Awesome Emma
  • Awesome Emma
  • Awesome Emma
  • Awesome Emma
  • Awesome Emma
  • Awesome Emma
  • Awesome Emma

Awesome Emma

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Recent variety from Graz region in Austria. A cross of 'Stripes of Yore' with 'Bianca', developed and stabilized by Josef Obermoser and Ulli Klein.

Small round cherry tomatoes with a yellow skin and deep anthocyanin traces from the shoulders.

Juicy flesh with a good sweet-sour content.

Indeterminate growing plants with regular foliage.

Very high yields from mid-season.

This variety has very high resistances!

 

Quote from the breeders:

'Awesome Emma' is a brand new, exceptionally tasty and productive cherry tomato. Vigorous plants produce beautiful fruits of about 2.5 cm, covered with dark purple stripes on a yellow body.

Emma's unique, rich, sweet and spicy taste combines the exceptional taste qualities of her parents Stripes of Yore (by Tom Wagner) and Bianca (by Reinhard Kraft). Emma's breeders, tomato freak Josef Obermoser and CSA farmer Ulli Klein, are very grateful to Tom and Reinhard for their great work and very grateful to the generations of indigenous people and small farmers who have beautifully selected fruits and vegetables for future generations. it is very important to us that the indigenous people, small farmers and breeders who developed tomatoes before us are mentioned.

It is important to mention us as breeders - to appreciate our work and to give interested people the opportunity to contact us. My intention is not only to bring 'Awesome Emma' to as many people as possible so that they can have fun with it and use the fruits as delicious food. I would also encourage them to use it as a parent to create more new varieties. Emma's parents inherited favorable genetics from wild tomato relatives such as solanum chilense and solanum pimpinellifolium from their grandparents and some of them were certainly passed on to Emma. It is very important to bring back more genetic diversity to our tomatoes.

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