Last year was my first time growing tomatoes and I got a wide variety of plants from several different spots to try and figure out what I enjoyed growing. Unfortunately, that means that I lost track of what some of them were, including my favorite (badly pictured, but the only one I could find). It grew well in a container (United States, zone 6a) and had fruit that would start green and ripen to a lovely golden yellow. Mature fruit was slightly smaller than a plum and more oval-shaped than round. I'm hoping to grow it again this year and would appreciate any pointers in the right direction. Thanks so much!
by Totallynotatimelord
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So you’re looking for a small egg- sized, possibly ‘potato leaf’ variety of yellow?
I can’t really tell from the picture if those are potato leaf , but I think so…
It kind of looks like Cream Sausage, which I grow. This is a container friendly tomato.
https://preview.redd.it/3qloy259t8og1.png?width=544&format=png&auto=webp&s=459d045fa90e356af09624ec43ec6c745ba0c914
I think this might be one of those hybrid pmPatio Choice to tomatoes.
They’re basically designed to do well on patios , and in smaller pots.
Hopefully, other people have other suggestions, too.
Hope you have a great harvest this year!