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Tomato "Liberty Bell"
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Tomato "Liberty Bell".
The perfect hollow tomato for stuffing!
This vigorous, highly reliable variety fruits well in any climate. It produces red fruits that strikingly resemble sweet bell peppers due to their lobed shape.
Characteristics:
* Plant: Indeterminate type (tall-growing) with regular foliage.
* Fruits: Red, 5-10 cm in size, weighing between 90 and 150 g. Pronounced lobed (bell-like) shape.
* Texture and Taste: The walls are very dense, while the inside has almost no juice and very few seeds (semi-hollow, like a pepper). They have a pleasant, sweet, and non-acidic flavor.
Culinary Use:
Thanks to their shape and firm walls, this variety is absolutely ideal for creating classic stuffed tomatoes and baking in the oven — they hold their shape perfectly.
HISTORICAL REFERENCE:
Originating from the USA, this heirloom variety comes from a long line of historical strains. It was listed in the 1894 "Longstreth" catalog in Ohio and in the famous 1900 "Livingston's Seed Annual" catalog. It is a sister variety to the well-known "Yellow Stuffer" tomato.
The perfect hollow tomato for stuffing!
This vigorous, highly reliable variety fruits well in any climate. It produces red fruits that strikingly resemble sweet bell peppers due to their lobed shape.
Characteristics:
* Plant: Indeterminate type (tall-growing) with regular foliage.
* Fruits: Red, 5-10 cm in size, weighing between 90 and 150 g. Pronounced lobed (bell-like) shape.
* Texture and Taste: The walls are very dense, while the inside has almost no juice and very few seeds (semi-hollow, like a pepper). They have a pleasant, sweet, and non-acidic flavor.
Culinary Use:
Thanks to their shape and firm walls, this variety is absolutely ideal for creating classic stuffed tomatoes and baking in the oven — they hold their shape perfectly.
HISTORICAL REFERENCE:
Originating from the USA, this heirloom variety comes from a long line of historical strains. It was listed in the 1894 "Longstreth" catalog in Ohio and in the famous 1900 "Livingston's Seed Annual" catalog. It is a sister variety to the well-known "Yellow Stuffer" tomato.
