Kentucky Beefsteak Tomato
#00418
115 Days
An old heirloom that hails from the hills of its namesake, eastern Kentucky. Like most beefsteaks, the fruits are enormous, often weighing as much as 2 lbs. Unlike many beefsteaks though, the fruits lack much of the roughness usually associated with heirloom beefsteak-types. Fruits are actually quite attractive - globe to oval-shaped, and a beautiful deep orange in color.
Indeterminate
| Product Details |
| Page Number |
24 |
| Planting Season |
Spring |
| Plant Depth |
.25 |
| Fertilizer Type |
4-6-8 |
| Light Requirements |
Full Sun |
| Fragrant |
n |
| Edible Parts |
Fruit |
| Foliage Color |
Green |
| Fruit Color |
Deep orange |
| Germination |
7 to 21 |
| Maturity |
115 |
| Spacing |
2 ft |
| Determinate|Indeterminate |
Indeterminate |
| Hybrid / Open Pollinated: |
Open Pollinated |
| Genus |
Solanum |
| Species |
lycopersicum |
| Subspecies |
Kentucky Beefsteak |
| Common Name |
Kentucky Beefsteak Tomato |
