Well, beauty is in the eye of the beholder, I suppose.
I took the pics of the two separate ones just because I liked the anthocyanin effect on them (the black shoulders).
These are Pink Berkeley Tie Dye. I am in a marginal zone for growing things like tomatoes, I can barely get ripe cherry tomatoes. Not only does this variety consistently give me full size, beefsteak tomatoes, but they taste miles better than any other tomato I have ever eaten in my life. Hands down. And they practically peel themselves, no blanching necessary.
Most of this batch weigh an average of 140 grams. I took pictures of the three largest. The smallest one is 78 grams.
by SevenVeils0
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They are gorgeous! I gotta try the Berkeley tie die!
Those look awesome!
Just bought some seeds! 😊
Beautiful tomatoes 🍅
Gorgeous! And I agree, they are a spectacular tasting tomato!
Heirloom?
Lovely! Now I want their seeds!
Beautiful tomatoes! I think I found my next variety to try next year .
I covet your tomatoes.
The last photo “It’s a boy!”, seriously awesome looking tomatoes!
My first thought was, “Oooh, lumpy space tomatoes.” 😍
How is disease resistance on these?
Oh, I forgot to mention that I enclosed a US quarter coin (for scale) in the frame in picture #2, it’s on the lower left corner.
It’s sort of obscured, on my screen at least, and not as obvious as I had expected it would be.
OP, what USDA zone are you in?
Nice!!!
So pretty! I’m growing that one successfully for the first time this year and really like them!