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Tomato 'Red Fig' (Organic)

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$4.59 $6.95 In stock

Category: Seeds

The red brother to Beams Yellow Pear takes its name from the similarly shaped long neck and fig-shaped form. Because the fruits of common figs ripen quickly, the name Red fig was coined a hundred years ago to describe tomatoes picked and preserved as 'tomato figs'. They store well, plus they look good in salads and on the bush. Fruits in 8 weeks from transplant and keeps on going for months. Yields 6-10kg per plant.

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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Emily N. ★★★★★

These little tomatoes look just like a red fig, with that long neck shape. I've never seen a tomato quite like it before, and they're producing a ton of fruit already.

Sofia R. ★★★★★

The unique fig-like shape is adorable, and these are so prolific—I’m already picking a handful every few days. They have a sweet, mild flavor that’s perfect for fresh snacking straight off the vine.

Eva P. ★★★★☆

Germinated reliably in about a week, and the plants are already showing that long-necked, fig-like shape I was hoping for. Only wish the seed packet had a bit more info on trellising, but that's a minor thing.