Tomato Varieties (Rutgers NJAES) - Rutgers University
Tomato Varieties Below is an extensive database of tomato variety descriptions and images of fruit grown at Rutgers NJAES research farms. We continue to add details and photos as they become available.
FS678: Growing Tomatoes in the Home Garden (Rutgers NJAES)
It is highly recommended to choose varieties with resistance to important soil-borne diseases such as EB, V, and F, especially if tomatoes are planted in the same area each year. There are pictures and descriptions of many different tomato varieties in …
The tomato is the state vegetable of New Jer-sey. “Jersey Fresh” tomatoes are available from July to October every year! TOMATO EXTRAVAGANZA! Here’s a wonderful way to expose your children to the many different types of tomatoes that lo-cal farmers grow. (It’s an easy way to teach your “little ones” that there are many different varie-
Diagnosing and Controlling Fungal Diseases of Tomato in the …
Soil-borne fungal diseases can be a major problem of tomatoes. There are three steps to understanding and managing tomato diseases in the home garden. The first step is to understand the disease cycle of a typical fungus.
Champion (Rutgers NJAES) - Rutgers University
Tomato Type: Garden. Breed: Hybrid. Origin: USA. Season: Early. Leaf Type: Normal. Plant Type: Indeterminate. Plant Height: 5 ft. Fruit Size: 7 oz. Fruit Shape: Flattened Globe. Skin Color: Red. Flesh Color: Red. Disease Resistance: Verticillium Wilt, Fusarium Wilt Race 1, Nematodes, Tobbacco Mosaic Virus
The Stake and Weave Training System for Tomatoes in the Home …
Tomato Variety Selection. Compact (determinate) varieties are most manageable with this system but any variety can be staked and weaved. With vigorous tall (indeterminate) varieties such as heirlooms, six or eight foot stakes should be used.
From Our Farms – Cooperative Extension of Gloucester County
Then, they complete a series of lessons and hands-on activities outlined in the fun pages and activity sheets. (They grow vegetables; visit local farm stands and grocery stores; count/sort fruit; taste and compare different varieties of tomatoes; and …
Rutgers New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station (Rutgers NJAES)
Gardening, tomatoes, insects, bed bugs, mosquitoes, ticks, wildlife management, deer resistant plants, bats, lawns, landscapes.
BHN 589 (Rutgers NJAES) - Rutgers University
Tomato Type: Commercial. Breed: Hybrid. Origin: USA. Season: Mid. Leaf Type: Normal. Plant Type: Determinate. Plant Height: 3 ft. Fruit Size: 7 oz. Fruit Shape: Flattened Globe. Skin Color: Red. Flesh Color: Red. Usage: Fresh. Availability: Commercial. Comments: A commercial farm variety with good flavor. Firm crack resistant fruit.
Red Rave (Rutgers NJAES) - Rutgers University
Tomato Type: Specialty. Breed: Hybrid. Season: Mid. Leaf Type: Normal. Plant Type: Indeterminate. Plant Height: 5 ft. Fruit Size: 8 oz. Fruit Shape: Flattened Globe. Skin Color: Red. Flesh Color: Red