It looks strikingly similar to a yellow bell pepper. This tomato is the yellow counterpart to the
Striped Cavern and
Big Red Stuffer varieties, creating a beautiful color contrast when served alongside them on a platter. The fruits are prism-shaped. Once the “cap” is cut off, the seeds inside are concentrated in the center near the core and are very easy to remove. As a result, the inside of the fruit remains dry, which is a very advantageous trait when stuffing them with salads—they don’t become soggy with juice. A striking tomato for serving various salads at the table or for baking. The plants are tall and vigorous; staking is necessary. Because it has a compact growth habit and sparse foliage, it is suitable for training on two main stems.
