Genuwine Hybrid Tomato Seeds

Several years ago, I grew this tomato in my community garden. A neighboring gardener, a botanist, was so impressed that he knows grows it. The color and taste are both outstanding

Good flavor but not as prolific as other similar sized tomatoes for this Monterey Bay, zone 9b gardner.

Im experimenting to see what tomatoes grow well in my area. So I grow 2 or 3 plants of several varieties. Tried Genuwine for the 1st time this season (SC zone 8a 2023) Grew 6' tall and bushy. Produced an abundance of large odd shaped, tomatoes. Many with Cat Faces! The tomatoes tasted wonderful but because of their odd shape didnt make great slices. Although I mulched, sprayed with an organic anti fungal and trimmed the lower branch's. The plants succumbed to a wilt disease that spread very quickly despite my efforts. Fortunately I was still able to pick many large tomatoes from just two plants. I haven't decided whether to grow them again next yr. Depends on how the other varieties do. So far Summer Pick is a big Winner for my area. Productive, Large, Deep Red, Firm, Solid interiors and a beautiful looking tomato. They also taste terrific.

Just harvested my first Genuwine tomato from seeds by Seeds 'N Such. It is a beautiful, but oddly shaped tomato. The top is concave around the stem and the body is thin from top to bottom, which doesn't allow for many cross slices. However, I couldn't wait to try it and had it for breakfast. It has a very strong and traditional flavor, and from my garden is a bit on the acidic side. I wouldn't put it above Cherokee Purple, but it is very high on my taste preference and the plants are performing well in the heat and humidity of my mid-south garden. Delicious. If you like the flavor of traditional red tomatoes it can't be beat.

These tomatos are smaller than 4 oz wth the shape of the tomato in the picture def not 12-14 oz