'Peaches and Cream' Tomato Seeds - Low-Acid Heirloom Beefsteak

Overview
Meet the 'Peaches and Cream' Tomato, a breathtaking heirloom treasure from the heart of Missouri. This Amish heritage variety is a garden superstar, producing a generous and continuous supply of large, 500g beefsteak fruits. Their stunning bright orange skin hints at the sweet, low-acid flavor within, characterized by a rich, fruity aroma and exceptionally meaty flesh. A reliable and prolific performer, it's perfectly suited for both novice gardeners and seasoned experts looking for a versatile, market-favorite tomato.

Key Features
• Type: Heirloom, Amish Origin
• Fruit: Large Beefsteak, averaging 500g (over 1 lb)
• Color: Vibrant, Bright Orange
• Flavor Profile: Sweet, Low-Acid, with a Rich Fruity Aroma
• Maturity: Mid-Season
• Plant Habit: Indeterminate, Regular Leaf
• Uses: Superior Slicer, Excellent for Canning, Farmers' Market Star

Growing Tips
• Support is Essential: As a heavy-yielding indeterminate plant, sturdy staking or caging is mandatory to support the large fruits and ensure healthy growth.
• Planting: Start seeds indoors 6-8 weeks before the last frost date. Transplant outdoors in a sunny location (at least 6-8 hours of direct sun) with well-draining soil.
• Care: Water consistently at the base of the plant to avoid leaf diseases. Fertilize as needed for vigorous growth.
• Harvest: You will be rewarded with a non-stop harvest from mid-season right through until the first frost.

Why Choose The 'Peaches and Cream' Tomato?
If you are seeking a tomato that combines stunning beauty, unparalleled flavor, and garden reliability, your search ends here. Its low-acidity and fruity sweetness make it a family favorite for fresh eating, while its meaty, large size makes it ideal for preserving and canning. For market growers, its eye-catching color and fantastic taste ensure it flies off the table. Easy to grow and incredibly productive, the 'Peaches and Cream' tomato is more than just a plant—it's a guaranteed highlight of your garden harvest.