Container Friendly
Days to Maturity: 85
Full Sun
Approximate Seed Count: 25
AnnualIndeterminate - If you’ve ever seen a photo of a tomato that is bigger than a slice of bread, then this is the variety that can pull it off. The pink brandywine produces all season long and weighs between 1-2 pounds on average. It is sweet, creamy, and has little seeds; making it perfect for sandwiches, tomato soup, pasta sauce, burgers, BLTs, and anything else! Vigorous vines require cages.
*Photo credit to H.Willens*
These are a new favorite. They were really large and juicy. My only regret is that the plant was still so lively and full of more green tomatoes in fall when it got cold.
Your seeds never fail--I always get great germination results, so your website is the one I go to first. Thank you soooo very much!
These are the best tasting tomatoes ever! I have tasted everything from cherry to beefsteak tomatoes and these win hands down. They are even good enough to eat on their own. They grow wide and are super juicy, perfect over burgers or in a salad sandwich. Plus I have success growing these great tomatoes every year!
Haven't grew these delicious tomatoes yet as it's fall season right now in my zone, but so excited to start them in May,I trust Mi Gardner seeds and I am counting days to next season!
Such a pretty color! I love having all different colors so my garden harvests look gorgeous! Hah! But honestly they are wonderful.
Our banana peppers arrived fairly quickly, even though there was a winter storm in Michigan.
I'm sure they will do well, as most seeds from Migardener do well.
I’ve been growing these for multiple years now. I love all the little surprises that come up. I have quite a collection of cactus plants now, thanks to these seed packets.
Excellent germination! Excellent packaging! Probably jumped the gun a bit but only planted 6 seeds for now!
Beautiful seeds and and extra envelope just for me to save seeds from my crop!
Awesome product. Mixed in my own seedling mixture and almost everything germinated. Perfect for seedlings to give them the boost needed along with the humic acid and blood meal. I was also expecting a stench; however, to my surprise there really wasn’t a bad smell.
