Sweet Ozark Orange

• A distinctive cross from Missouri: Sweet Ozark Orange is an American variety developed by Sam Wammack, also known as Ozark. It originated in 2009 from a deliberate cross between Dr. Wyche’s Yellow and German Red Strawberry and, according to the supplied variety information, was stabilised by the F5 generation.
• Large, warmly coloured orange beefsteaks: The fruits usually weigh 250 to 400 grams and are round to flattened, with broad, rounded shoulders and slight ribbing near the stem. Their skin ripens to a beautiful orange, while the flesh has a warm apricot colour.
• Sweet, juicy and aromatic: The dense, meaty flesh remains pleasantly juicy. Its flavour is full, distinctly sweet and aromatic. A delicious beefsteak tomato to enjoy fresh, especially in generous slices.
• A vigorous indeterminate plant: The plants have an indeterminate growth habit, dense regular foliage and vigorous development. They can reach approximately 1.8 metres or taller. Sturdy support is recommended to carry the large fruits.
• Generous yields later in the season: Sweet Ozark Orange is a relatively late-ripening variety and produces good to generous crops mainly during the second half of the season. The fruits are generally fairly uniform in size, making harvests especially satisfying.