established in 1980
In a word - unique - a variety unlike any other. Livingston's Honor Bright is an extremely interesting variety of tomato, introduced to the market by Alexander Livingston in 1897. A characteristic feature of this variety is the unusual process of fruit ripening, which is associated with gradual changes in color. The fruits are initially green, then change to white-waxy, later turn yellow, and finally become orange, to finally achieve an intense red color. This means that the bush of this variety often presents fruits in various stages of ripening, which gives an unusual visual effect in the garden.
Another unique aspect of this variety is its light green, almost fluorescent leaves and cream flowers, which distinguishes it from most other tomato varieties. The bright leaves and stems are the result of a unique genetic feature, which is not associated with a deficiency of nutrients. The fruits are medium-sized, spherical, gathered in clusters of 3-5 pieces. The flesh is firm, and the taste is delicate, slightly sweet. These tomatoes are great for shipping and long-term storage – they can ripen even several weeks after picking, while maintaining good quality. Livingston’s Honor Bright is a tall variety that can reach a height of up to 2 meters, and its high yields and unusual aesthetics make it attractive to both gardeners and lovers of unique tomato varieties.
| Color | Red |
| Fruit size | Middle |
| Growing habit | Indeterminate |
| The growing season | Mid-late |
| Fruit type | Beefsteak |
| Leaf type | Regular |
| Package size | 10 pcs |
