I agree totally with the Sumner, Mo, grower. I bought three plants locally in the Kansas City, mo. area. I planted them in a little sh...Read Moreadier location than my heirloom seedling tomatoes. While not as prolific as the heirlooms they produced our first tomatoes of the season. Golden Boys received no supplemental watering and did well all season which included lots of rain and some drought. Production slowed some in July but we have had both early and late tomatoes. I grew them in tall cages and was impressed with their uniform size, color, and lack of imperfections. A pretty and tasty tomato! Only drawback. The squirrels preferred them to all other tomatoes both green and ripe.
one of the best yellows i have tried. no disease problems.
great taste. size up to 6oz. good slicer. smooth exterior with ...Read Moreno cracking even late in the season. kept setting fruit and
producing thru temperatures in the 90s and right up to Oct.
so much better than lemon boy. tomatoes were caged, straw
mulched, and watered by soaker hoses.
I agree totally with the Sumner, Mo, grower. I bought three plants locally in the Kansas City, mo. area. I planted them in a little sh...Read More
Larger than I expected, very few seeds. Tastes less acidic than red tomatoes. Productive and early.
Did not grow well here in Southern Maryland. Disease problems and bugs were the killer- Try a different strain
one of the best yellows i have tried. no disease problems.
great taste. size up to 6oz. good slicer. smooth exterior with
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heavy producer of medium size tomatoes with great sugar content.
A 1963 entry from Petoseed. A deep yellow version of Big Boy.