Golden heirloom goodness awaitsābring sunshine to your garden and your plate!
Tomato Brandywine Yellow is a cheerful twist on the classic Brandywine, bursting with large, golden fruits that glow like summer sunsets. With a mellow, sweet flavor and buttery texture, these heirlooms are a joy to slice, savor, and share. Whether you're crafting a caprese or just admiring them on the vine, theyāre a true garden treasure.
Variety:Ā Brandywine Yellow Tomato (Solanum lycopersicum)
Growth Habit:Ā Indeterminate
Height:Ā 48ā72 inches
Flavor Profile:Ā Mild, sweet, and low-acid
Color:Ā Golden-yellow, beefsteak-style fruits
Planting Conditions:Ā Full sun; fertile, well-drained soil
Harvest Timeline:Ā 80ā90 days from transplant
Uses:Ā Slicing, fresh eating, heirloom displays
Disease Resistance:Ā Moderate
Fun Fact:Ā Yellow tomatoes are naturally lower in acidityāperfect for sensitive stomachs and golden tomato sauces!
Imagine slicing into a sun-kissed tomato thatās as golden as a summer morning. Brandywine Yellow adds a splash of color and sweetness to caprese salads, sandwiches, and heirloom platters. Its mellow flavor pairs beautifully with fresh basil, creamy mozzarella, and a drizzle of olive oil. A must-have for gardeners who love flavor and flair.
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šĀ Choose a Sunny Spot:Ā Pick a location with full sun and rich, well-drained soil.
š±Ā Sow the Seeds:Ā Start indoors 6ā8 weeks before your last frost date. Transplant seedlings 24ā36 inches apart.
š§Ā Water Deeply:Ā Water at the base to keep leaves dry and prevent disease.
š¾Ā Support and Maintain:Ā Use sturdy cages or trellises. Prune lower leaves for airflow.
āļøĀ Harvest:Ā Pick when fruits are fully golden and slightly soft to the touch.
