• Vinnaya Bukhta – Rare Russian Purple Tomato | Vertiloom
  • Vinnaya Bukhta – Rare Russian Purple Tomato | Vertiloom
  • Vinnaya Bukhta – Rare Russian Purple Tomato | Vertiloom
  • Vinnaya Bukhta – Rare Russian Purple Tomato | Vertiloom
  • Vinnaya Bukhta – Rare Russian Purple Tomato | Vertiloom
  • Vinnaya Bukhta – Rare Russian Purple Tomato | Vertiloom
  • Vinnaya Bukhta – Rare Russian Purple Tomato | Vertiloom
  • Vinnaya Bukhta – Rare Russian Purple Tomato | Vertiloom

Vinnaya Bukhta – Rare Russian Purple Tomato | Vertiloom

  • Rare Russian heirloom from Natalia Khilenko’s collection. Dark purple tomatoes weighing 150–250 g, with green shoulders, juicy flesh and a rich, spicy, slightly smoky flavour. Slender, indeterminate plants with good yields.
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Vinnaya Bukhta

  • A rare discovery from a Russian collection : Vinnaya Bukhta is an uncommon Russian heirloom tomato from the collection of Natalia Khilenko. The variety stands out for its unusual dark fruit colour, distinctive flavour and a growth habit that occupies less space than many other indeterminate tomatoes.
  • Deep purple with distinctive green shoulders : The fruits generally weigh between 150 and 250 grams and are rounded to slightly flattened, with subtle ribbing around the shoulders. As they ripen, the skin develops deep purplish-brown tones while the shoulders retain greenish shades. These natural colour contrasts give each tomato an almost hand-painted appearance.
  • A rich flavour with spicy and smoky notes : The juicy flesh contains several seed chambers with relatively abundant gel and seeds. Its flavour is full and layered, with spicy accents and a pleasant smoky note characteristic of several dark-coloured tomatoes. This variety is particularly enjoyable fresh, sliced or served in a simple salad.
  • A slender plant with continuous growth : Vinnaya Bukhta has an indeterminate growth habit but develops less vigorously than many tall tomato varieties. The plants remain relatively narrow, with moderate foliage and regular leaves. Under suitable conditions, they may reach approximately 1.6 metres in height and can be trained easily along a support.
  • A dependable harvest until the first frost : From midseason onwards, the fruits appear in a steady succession. The plants can maintain good production until the first frost, making Vinnaya Bukhta appealing not only for its unusual appearance and flavour but also for its extended harvesting period.

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