Variety from United States of America
Variety from United States of America
Variety from United States of America
Marglobe Supreme Tomato Seed
€1.65
Marglobe Supreme Tomato Seed
Price for Package of 20 seeds.
Large, uniform, globe-shaped fruit. This old variety was released by USDA in 1925 and has heavy, vigorous vines that produce high yields of large (8-10 oz.), uniform, globe-shaped fruit. It is one of the first disease-resistant varieties and has good resistance to Verticillium and Fusarium wilts;
Marglobe Supreme Tomato Seed
Price for Package of 20 seeds.
Large, uniform, globe-shaped fruit.
This old variety was released by USDA in 1925 and has heavy, vigorous vines that produce high yields of large (8-10 oz.), uniform, globe-shaped fruit. It is one of the first disease-resistant varieties and has good resistance to Verticillium and Fusarium wilts; it served as a source of resistance in Rutgers tomato. Plants are determinate and fruits ripen all at once, making Marglobe a good canning tomato.
Seasonality: Mid Season
Fruit Weight: 5-8 ounces
Days to Maturity: 73 days
Sun: Full Sun
Sowing Method: Indoor Sow
VT 99 (10 S)
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Data sheet
- HEIRLOOM ?
- Yes
- Organic Seeds ?
- Organic Seeds
- Organic/natural ?
- Organic/Natural: Yes
- Edible ?
- Edible
- Tomato Variety ?
- Determinate
- Sowing depth ?
- Sowing depth 3 mm
- Life Cycle:
- Perennial plant : Yes
- Fruit Weight ?
- Fruit weight: Up to 300 g
- Origin Country of Variety ?
- Variety from: USA
- Resistance to ?
- Crack-resistant
Resistant on: Fusarium wilt
Resistant on: Verticillium wilt - Sun Exposure ?
- Light shade when young
- Growth Rate ?
- Medium Growth Rate
- Type:
- Vegetable Seeds
- Common Name:
- Tomato
- Planting Time?
- Planting Time: Spring
- Indoor/Outdoor?
- Indoor/Outdoor: Outdoor
- Soil Type?
- Soil Type: Any
- Watering?
- Watering: High
- Cultivating Difficulty?
- Cultivating Difficulty: Very easy
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Marglobe Supreme Tomato Seed
Price for Package of 20 seeds.
Large, uniform, globe-shaped fruit. This old variety was released by USDA in 1925 and has heavy, vigorous vines that produce high yields of large (8-10 oz.), uniform, globe-shaped fruit. It is one of the first disease-resistant varieties and has good resistance to Verticillium and Fusarium wilts;