Tangerine

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Tangerine
Maturity midseason
Growth habit indet.
Leaf type regular
Fruit color orange
Fruit shape globe
Fruit size medium
Fruit type slicer
Variety type
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B.C KO T

indet. plants with dark green regular foliage, very good yields of medium sized orange round fruits, very good sweet and intense flavor. Fruits keep well after picking for 2-3 weeks. 3-6 oz.

Seed source:

CA BL L 08 (Linda Black, California) / Heirloom Seeds 06

Year grown: 2010

Location: Zone 7b, PNW, Anmore, BC, Canada (760 ft above sea level)


TX AN S

80-85 days, indet., regular leaf plants, 8-12 oz yellow-orange fruit with good flavor.
Source 
Marianna's Heirloom Seeds 05

Year: 2007

Location: Bastrop, Texas


ID DE M

Crop failure (due to the soil). The plant dwindled and I believe it eventually died (no fruit). The leaves smelled good (kind of like citrus). Caro Rich had similarly smelling leaves (but they smelled even better/stronger).

Seed source:

timeless-tomatoes.com (purchased 27 Feb 2016)

Year grown: 2016

Location: New Plymouth, Idaho



History

  • Introduced by Burpee in their Seed Catalog in 1937 (see the catalog page at Craig LeHoullier's website). The description from the catalog says:
    • "A distinctive new Tomato - the color of Tangerine. This new main-crop Tomato is as outstanding in quality as it is in appearance. The fruits are large and heavy, measuring 4 in and more in diameter. They are as deep as they are high and inclined to be somewhat angular. The thin skin of the ripened fruit is a beautiful orange - the color of a fully ripened tangerine. The flesh is a lighter orange shade, somewhat more of a mellow golden yellow, which gives it a most appetizing appearance."

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