• Honey Giant – Large Yellow-Orange Bicolour Beefsteak Tomato | Vertiloom
  • Honey Giant – Large Yellow-Orange Bicolour Beefsteak Tomato | Vertiloom
  • Honey Giant – Large Yellow-Orange Bicolour Beefsteak Tomato | Vertiloom
  • Honey Giant – Large Yellow-Orange Bicolour Beefsteak Tomato | Vertiloom
  • Honey Giant – Large Yellow-Orange Bicolour Beefsteak Tomato | Vertiloom

Honey Giant – Large Yellow-Orange Bicolour Beefsteak Tomato | Vertiloom

  • Honey Giant produces large yellow-orange bicolour tomatoes of 200–350 g, often blunt heart-shaped with curved shoulders. Juicy, red-marbled flesh with few seeds and a wonderfully sweet, fruity flavour. Slender indeterminate plants with steady harvests.
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Honey Giant

  • An unusual tomato with an uncertain origin: Very little is known with certainty about the origins of Honey Giant. The variety stands out for its warm bicolour fruits, whose shapes and shoulders can vary considerably.
  • From heart-shaped to almost boat-shaped: The large tomatoes generally weigh 200 to 350 grams. Many are broad and bluntly heart-shaped, while others develop curved, ribbed shoulders and resemble a flattened, boat-shaped beefsteak.
  • Warm yellow-orange skin with a red blush: As the fruits ripen, their skin turns golden yellow to orange, with a soft red blush most visible towards the blossom end. Inside, juicy, meaty yellow flesh is beautifully streaked with red and contains relatively few seeds.
  • A rich, fruity sweetness: Honey Giant offers an excellent sweet, fruity flavour with pleasant aromatic depth. Its large, juicy fruits are particularly enjoyable fresh, for example served in generous slices.
  • Slender plants with steady harvests: The plants have an indeterminate growth habit and regular foliage. Despite their vigorous development, their overall structure is relatively narrow. Good, steady harvests begin around midseason and, according to the additional variety description, may continue until the first frost. Maximum 10 seeds per packet.

 

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