Variety characteristics:

• 215 Kozula 139/4 is a modern Polish multiflora tomato developed by breeder Anna Jankowski, widely known among tomato collectors as Kozula. The moderately vigorous indeterminate plants reach approximately 5.2 feet tall and display somewhat sparse regular-leaf foliage. Highly branched flower trusses produce abundant small fruits weighing approximately 0.7–1.1 oz. Tomatoes are typically pear-shaped or teardrop-shaped, although oval, short plum, and rounder forms may occur. The skin ripens from pale yellow to bright golden yellow, often developing a warm orange cast at full maturity. Firm, juicy flesh delivers a smooth texture and pleasantly balanced sweet-tart flavor. Production begins around midseason and can continue until the first frost. Provide sturdy staking or string trellising to support the productive multiflora clusters. Excellent for fresh snacking, salads, lunch boxes, appetizers, garnishes, roasting, and colorful tomato platters. Some variation in fruit shape should be expected from this numbered selection.