Variety characteristics

Fruit type: Beefsteak
The growing season: Mid-early
Growing habit: Indeterminate
Color: Black
Leaf type: Regular
Fruit size: Medium-fruited
Package size: 10 seeds

Paul Robeson

Name: Paul Robeson
Brand: Pomidorlandia
SKU: P010
Price: 2.70 EUR
Availability: InStock

Seeds: Tomatoes

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2.70 EUR per packet · Seeds per packet: 10

Note: Orders will be shipped starting on October 1, 2026, in the order in which they were placed.

Fruit type Beefsteak

The growing season Mid-early

Growing habit Indeterminate

A variety proven in the Biggest Tomato competition Competition entries: 2 · Variety record: 733 g Entries from 2016 to 2023 See all achievements

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The "Paul Robeson " variety is a tomato native to Russia, named in honor of the famous American singer, actor, and civil rights activist Paul Robeson. It is an open-pollinated variety known for its deep, rich flavor, which combines sweetness with delicate, earthy, smoky notes. The fruits are dark red, almost mahogany in color, with green or purple accents on the shoulders. They weigh between 150 and 400 grams and are slightly flattened in shape.

The plant is tall, which means it requires supports and regular care. In our cultivation, it also performs well during the cooler season. The plants are high-yielding and produce crops in the mid-season—the fruits ripen after about 75–80 days.

Due to its excellent flavor, which is particularly appreciated by lovers of dark tomatoes, it is often chosen for salads, sandwiches, and as a fresh addition to dishes.