Isn’t she pretty!

The coloring is different from fruit to fruit, sometimes yellow with red overtones, sometimes orange with yellow or red overtones. The inside is pretty also as you can see from he picture above. I like anything that is a bicolor. The flavor is good and like other orange or yellow tomatoes, seems to be a bit less acidic than others, and moderately sweet. Not a prolific producer (at least this year) but enough to keep me happy. This year, the plant doesn’t seem to want to take over the world which is a good thing. I think it would do well in a large pot.

This is Fred’s Tye Dye, another one from the Dwarf Tomato Project. Notice the beautiful stripes.

The inside of Fred. Isn’t it a gorgeous dark red color? Not only is this a beautiful tomato but it taste really good. This is being grown in the same area that Mr. Snow is, meaning it isn’t getting a lot of light but it is still producing. Live and learn. Isn’t that one of the best things about being a gardener? You can correct your mistakes the following year! Unlimited do-overs!

This is the second year I’ve grown it, both times in a large pot and it has done well for me. Next year it will go into one of my raised beds in full sun.