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Profile:9 positives
1 neutral
No negatives
Gardeners' Notes:
| Rating | Author | Comment |
| Positive | riceke | On Jan 24, 2013, riceke from Snellville, GA (Zone 7b) wrote: Can't talk enough about this variety. It produced like a hybrid for me with 10~12oz fruit in the beginning tapering off to 6~7 oz fruit toward the end of the season. Very good taste. Was nearly disease free for me and produce into and through the dog days of summer. It was the only variety that lasted until frost. It is the mainstay of my garden. |
| Positive | tomatolarry | On Feb 11, 2012, tomatolarry from Dalton, GA wrote: Mule Team is one of my favorites. They are very, hearty plants which produce all season. They don't bear quite as heavily as other's but I get fruit which are up to 2 lbs. in size. I had one plant which contracted fusarium wilt, but it lived in spite of this and kept bearing tomatoes. Two thumbs up! |
| Positive | Dboardman | On Dec 17, 2010, Dboardman from San Bernardino, CA wrote: This was a great tomato for my first large garden. Very good yield, large fruit, acidic tasting, would have had a good second crop but finally succumbed to spider mites. Froze and canned very well. Saved seeds, will grow again. |
| Positive | passiflora_pink | On Aug 11, 2010, passiflora_pink from Indian Springs, AL (Zone 8a) wrote: Flavorful midseason tomatoes with good disease resistance. Productive.
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| Neutral | lssfishhunter | On Jan 21, 2009, lssfishhunter from Jonesville, SC (Zone 7b) wrote: This is not a bad variety but others taste and produce better. Tomatoes were slightly acidic and made good sandwiches but a lack of great production keeps it from going in my garden anymore. |
| Positive | IO1 | On Jul 31, 2008, IO1 from Waaaay Down South, GA wrote: Very prolific , withstands southern humidity and is a great tasting beef steak tomato with medium sized fruit. This is my second year growing this variety with great success in an Earth Box. Will definitely grow it again. |
| Positive | tmountain | On Jul 7, 2008, tmountain from Gainesville, FL wrote: Seeds took longer to germinate than most, but this plant is still producing new clusters of 1lb. fruits in terrible humidity with Florida temperatures climbing into the mid 90's. Produces 20 or more blossoms at a time. Good disease resistance and good flavor. |
| Positive | 82840 | On May 24, 2006, 82840 from Manvel, TX wrote: disease free with big fruit.prolific producer with great flavor.will plant more next time.upper tx gulf coast weather did not harm the plants |
| Positive | cottonpicker | On Oct 15, 2005, cottonpicker from Audubon, PA (Zone 6b) wrote: Definitely "thumbs up"!!! BIG --- 18 - 25 oz fruits from this one. Great taste! Disease-free.
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| Positive | Big_Red | On Mar 8, 2005, Big_Red from Bethelridge, KY (Zone 6a) wrote: Very prolific main crop tomato with 8-12 oz. fruit, some over 1 lb. Bright red fruit with that 'old fashioned' flavor. |
| Regional...This plant has been said to grow in the following regions: , (2 reports)
Indian Springs Village, Alabama
Tucson, Arizona
West Fork, Arkansas
Menifee, California
Muscoy, California
Gainesville, Florida
Dalton, Georgia
Dasher, Georgia
Snellville, Georgia
Bethelridge, Kentucky
Omaha, Nebraska
Nashville, Tennessee
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4 members have or want this plant for trade.
