German Evergreen

Ripens from 80 days to frost most years, in 2020 (hot July) 95 days. Excellent taste. (I chose it over Aunt Ruby's green). 5' vine produces fruits up to 5" diameter, round or irregular, yellowish-green when ripe, can eat the soft flesh with a spoon. Unique fruity taste. Will crack and then rot after too much rain, but just cut out the bad parts. Bears heavily. Half-ripe fruits can keep past mid November. The tall plants stay warmer and drier on top, so less susceptible to disease and early frost. Voted a winner at local Food Coop sponsored tomato tasting. Only drawback is you can't easily tell when it is ripe and it rots on the vine if not picked. 2023 seed.