]> 2026-05-01T09:13:12-07:00 Aurora 0 Russia Det., compact but bushy plants with regular leaf foliage produce loads of perfectly shaped red round oblate fruits that are very juicy and have a very good tomato flavor that is more acidic than sweet. 2-6 oz. This is an impressive mega-producer, both grown in pots or in the open ground. No core, smooth shoulders, blemish free, no cracking. A perfect organic market tomato! red oblate medium slicer 6.67 Aurora# cc328244084cddb9468365d3cfa8364a 6.67 Sue Bailey, Alaska 07 2013 det. * Old Russian variety from Siberia vended by [[Seeds Trust/High Altitude Gardens]] . * Named after the Aurora Borealis. * Aurora ([[USDA link::http://www.ars-grin.gov/cgi-bin/npgs/acc/display.pl?1196834|PI 257503]]) - donated to USDA from District of Columbia, US in May 1959. * Aurora ([[USDA link::http://www.ars-grin.gov/cgi-bin/npgs/acc/display.pl?1197335|PI 258808]]) - donated to USDA in 1959, from Romania. regular midseason Sue Bailey, Alaska 07 PI 257503 PI 258808 heirloom open-pollinated 2013 2013-12-08T08:33:34Z 2456634.8566435 Aurora Aurora#001# Drain, Oregon Aurora Det., small bushy plants, slightly flattened, juicy, flavorful fruits, excellent cooking tomato despite its slicing nature, large early yields, germinates well at cool temps, grows well in cool outdoor conditions. Named after the Aurora Borealis in Siberia where it originates. Irish Seed Savers Assn. 2007 Aurora#002# Pasadena, Texas Aurora 65 days, indet., scarlet round 3 oz fruit, great tasting, excellent producer, favorite. [[Seeds Trust/High Altitude Gardens]]