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Lovely Lush – Colourful Mini Beefsteak Tomato by Brad Gates | Vertiloom

Lovely Lush – Colourful Mini Beefsteak Tomato by Brad Gates | Vertiloom

Created by Brad Gates in 2016. Small, flattened beefsteaks of 100–150 g with pink-gold stripes and blue-black anthocyanin markings. Juicy red-purple flesh with a rich flavour. Modest plant vigour, moderate yields and excellent keeping quality.
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3/5

Thomas Sørensen Posted on 7 November 2017 at 16:06

Beautiful tomato which produced very well in my greenhouse. Looks very similar to blue beauty sizewise and by color, but it lacks in sweetness. It's a good tomato for sauce but is too ordinary for me to be consumed right away.

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Lovely Lush

A colourful creation by Brad Gates: Lovely Lush is an American tomato variety developed by Brad Gates in 2016. As with several of his creations, the striking colour pattern is one of the main attractions of this variety.
Small beefsteaks with extraordinary colours: In our growing experience, the fruits usually weigh 100 to 150 grams and resemble small, flattened beefsteaks with broad, rounded shoulders. The skin shows pink and green stripes that develop golden tones when ripe, scattered with dark purple-blue anthocyanin markings, especially on sun-exposed areas. Each fruit looks a little different.
Meaty, juicy and full of flavour: The red to purplish-red flesh is firm yet juicy. Its flavour is rich and full, with a pleasantly savoury character. An attractive tomato for fresh eating, particularly when sliced to reveal its unusual colours.
A slower-growing plant: Lovely Lush has an indeterminate growth habit and relatively sparse, regular foliage. In our experience, the plants develop rather slowly and show more modest vigour than some other Brad Gates varieties. Suitable support is still useful.
Moderate yields and excellent keeping quality: From midseason onwards, the plants produce a moderate crop, with some variation in fruit size between individual plants. One welcome advantage is that the fruits keep very well after picking.

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