• Texas Star – Large Yellow-Orange Bicolour Beefsteak Tomato | Vertiloom
  • Texas Star – Large Yellow-Orange Bicolour Beefsteak Tomato | Vertiloom
  • Texas Star – Large Yellow-Orange Bicolour Beefsteak Tomato | Vertiloom
  • Texas Star – Large Yellow-Orange Bicolour Beefsteak Tomato | Vertiloom
  • Texas Star – Large Yellow-Orange Bicolour Beefsteak Tomato | Vertiloom
  • Texas Star – Large Yellow-Orange Bicolour Beefsteak Tomato | Vertiloom

Texas Star – Large Yellow-Orange Bicolour Beefsteak Tomato | Vertiloom

  • Texas heirloom with large yellow-orange beefsteak tomatoes of 350–800 g and a red blush. Juicy yellow flesh marbled with pink and red, offering a delicious balance of sweetness and acidity. Vigorous indeterminate plants with abundant late harvests.
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Texas Star

  • An old heirloom from Texas: Texas Star is an American heirloom originating from the state of Texas. According to the available variety information, it has been listed in the Seed Savers Yearbook since at least 1980. It is valued for its large bicolour beefsteak tomatoes and excellent flavour.
  • Large fruits in warm colours: In our growing experience, the fruits generally weigh 350 to 800 grams. They are usually round to slightly flattened, sometimes somewhat heart-shaped, with varying degrees of ribbing around the shoulders. The yellow to orange skin develops a red blush when ripe, often becoming more noticeable later in the season.
  • Beautifully marbled flesh: Beneath the yellow-orange skin lies thick, juicy and meaty flesh with relatively few seeds. The yellow flesh is attractively marbled with pink and red tones, especially visible when the fruit is sliced.
  • A delicious balance of sweetness and acidity: Texas Star has a full, aromatic flavour in which sweetness and refreshing acidity complement each other beautifully. Its balanced taste and juicy flesh make this large bicolour particularly enjoyable fresh, for example served in thick slices.
  • Vigorous plants with abundant late harvests: The plants have an indeterminate growth habit, regular foliage and can reach approximately 2 metres in height. Texas Star produces particularly generous harvests during the second half of the season. Sturdy support is advisable because of the weight of the fruits.

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