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Pink Potato Top! Of course, I'm glad I can grow many kinds of tomatoes.
It has very good taste and production even in Siberia of Northern Utah! It's only negative side is that it cracks on the top--but that isn't a big problem for me.
It doesn't taste as good as a Brandywine Sudduth's, but I would have to plant at least 3-4 of them to meet PPT's production.
I have been giving tomato plants to my friends for a few years and this one is requested second only to Sungold.
From what I can see, there is only one reliable source for the seed and that is Sand Hill Preservation and it was unavailable this year. I may be remembering wrong, but it seems that the other source depends on people sending in their saved seed so it can be sent out to others who want to try it.
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