A plant with deeply wrinkled, regular leaves. The ridged fruits weigh no more than 300 grams; what sets them apart is their unique coloration: black-and-orange skin, with an intensely orange interior accented with green. Their appearance is complemented by an excellent flavor. A bushy variety; the fruits ripen about 70 days after planting in the ground.
It was developed as part of the Dwarf Tomato Project from a cross between ‘Orange Heirloom’ and ‘Rosella Purple’ performed by Patrina Nuske Small in 2009. The name evokes the ochre hues of Uluru in Australia. It is a dwarf variety with a sturdy stem, but its heavy fruit makes it advisable to provide support.
