Developed by George Sparks of Salem, New Jersey. It was first offered commercially in 1900 by Johnson and Stokes of Philadelphia. Almost identical to ‘June Pink’ except for the redder-pink color and shorter period of production. The ‘Earliana’ tomato was developed at the turn-of-the-century as growers attempted to bring the earliest tomato to market. It was first offered commercially in 1900 by Johnson and Stokes. Our Tomatofest organic tomato seeds produce short, indeterminate, regular-leaf plants that yield clusters of 4-6 beautiful, uniformly round, 6 oz., red-pink tomatoes. We consider this a perfect market tomato because of it’s visual appeal and it’s wonderful sweet/tart flavors. Earliana produces well until frost and appears to have good disease resistance. A good salad and canning tomato. A good, prolific tomato for cooler growing regions.

Culinary Use

Slicer

Flavor Profile

Sweet

Flesh Color

Red

Fruit Color

Pink

Fruit Shape

Round

Fruit Size

Medium / Saladette

Leaf Type

Regular

Maturity

Early

Plant Type

Indeterminate

Species

Solanum lycopersicum

Variety

Heirloom / Open Pollinated