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A highly reliable, early-maturing (56-59 days) determinate hybrid tomato, ideal for cool climates, home gardens, and market, producing high yields of firm, 6-10 oz deep red fruits. Known for its excellent crack resistance and compact, 3 ft. bush, it is highly disease-resistant. - 2026 Rodeo designated by Texas A&M.
Key Characteristics and Benefits:
Fruit Quality: Produces smooth, round, meaty, and flavorful fruits that are great for slicing, salads, and canning.
Growth Habit: Compact, determinate, bush-type plant, reaching about 3 ft. in height, making it excellent for containers or small spaces.
Adaptability: Bred in Poland to thrive in cool, wet weather, but performs well in various climates, including early spring and fall in Texas.
Harvest: Known to hold well on the vine for extended periods without cracking.
Planting Tips:
Spacing: Space plants about 18 inches apart in rows 4 ft. apart.
Soil: Thrives in fertile soil amended with compost.
Sun: Requires full sun.
A highly reliable, early-maturing (56-59 days) determinate hybrid tomato, ideal for cool climates, home gardens, and market, producing high yields of firm, 6-10 oz deep red fruits. Known for its excellent crack resistance and compact, 3 ft. bush, it is highly disease-resistant. - 2026 Rodeo designated by Texas A&M.
Key Characteristics and Benefits:
Fruit Quality: Produces smooth, round, meaty, and flavorful fruits that are great for slicing, salads, and canning.
Growth Habit: Compact, determinate, bush-type plant, reaching about 3 ft. in height, making it excellent for containers or small spaces.
Adaptability: Bred in Poland to thrive in cool, wet weather, but performs well in various climates, including early spring and fall in Texas.
Harvest: Known to hold well on the vine for extended periods without cracking.
Planting Tips:
Spacing: Space plants about 18 inches apart in rows 4 ft. apart.
Soil: Thrives in fertile soil amended with compost.
Sun: Requires full sun.