Amazing Grace

• A rare variety of uncertain origin: Amazing Grace is a little-known tomato variety whose original geographic origin has not been reliably established. It stands out for its beautiful bicolour fruits, potato-leaf foliage and remarkable flavour. Some catalogues suggest an American origin, but this has not been sufficiently documented.
• Large beefsteaks in warm colours: The fruits generally weigh 250 to 400 grams. They are flattened, with broad, rounded shoulders and varying degrees of ribbing near the stem. The skin turns golden yellow to orange with pink and red highlights. Fruit size is often fairly consistent.
• Beautifully marbled flesh: The firm yet juicy flesh reveals lively marbling in yellow, orange, pink and red when sliced. Its flavour is exceptionally rich, sweet and fruity. For lovers of bicolour tomatoes, Amazing Grace is a particularly delicious variety, best appreciated fresh in generous slices.
• Vigorous plants with potato leaves: Amazing Grace has an indeterminate growth habit and develops sturdy plants with distinctive potato-leaf foliage. They can reach around 2 metres in height. Strong support is recommended because of the vigorous growth and the weight of the fruits.
• Generous harvests later in the season: From midseason onwards, especially in the second half of the season, Amazing Grace produces very good, steady harvests that may continue until the first frost under favourable conditions. The large fruits are often fairly uniform in size, adding to the appeal of this productive bicolour.