Variety profile
Tomato ‚Gelbe Johannisbeere’
Solanum lycopersicum · Solanaceae
- Ripening
- früh
- Harvest
- Week 27 to 39
- Vigour
- stark
- Growth habit
- Busch
- Origin
- Südamerika
- Open-pollinated
- Yes
- Heritage variety
- Yes
- Use
- Frisch, Salat
- Disease resistance
- Kraut Und Braunfaeule: hoch
About this variety
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You’ll discover ‚Gelbe Johannisbeere’, the yellow sister of ‚Rote Murmel’, a wild tomato that produces tiny, golden‑yellow fruits in countless small clusters. It is robust and hardly affected by brown rot. It grows luxuriantly and sprawling, loves to self‑seed, and keeps producing from early to late autumn. The delicate mini‑fruits are a sweet snack treat and perfect for children’s hands in the garden. It is low‑maintenance, unpretentious, and also thrives in a pot on the balcony at home. It is seed‑stable and self‑sustaining.
You’ll taste small and delicate with a mild, honey‑like sweetness and gentle fruit, a sun‑yellow snack tomato that disappears straight from the plant.
Care and diseases
Soil, feeding, pruning, companion planting and diseases apply to every variety of this species alike. You will find the full guidance on the species page.
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