Marzano Fire - OP tomato seeds- Pack of 25 seeds

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Introducing Marzano Fire

Discover Marzano Fire, a distinguished variety from Fred Hempel’s Artisan Seeds collection. This red paste tomato with yellow stripes is not only beautiful but also highly functional, making it a favorite for both saucing and drying. Celebrated for its continuous productivity, Marzano Fire is truly a plant that keeps on giving, offering abundant yields season after season.

Growth Characteristics

Marzano Fire is a vigorous, semi-determinate plant known for its productivity and ease of management. It is ideally trellised to about 4 feet high and produces ripe fruit roughly 75 days after transplanting, continually providing an impressive bounty.

Fruit Description

Marzano Fire produces 2-3 inch long tomatoes, perfect for sauces and pastes. These tomatoes are plum-shaped, weighing about 120-150 grams, and end in a pointed tip, making them visually distinctive and practical for various culinary uses.

Flavor Profile

The variety is exceptional for making rich, flavorful tomato sauces, thanks to its thick flesh and minimal seeds. Marzano Fire tomatoes intensify in flavor when cooked, which also makes them excellent for drying and creating tomato powder and flakes.

Agricultural Attributes

Marzano Fire plants are determinate, yielding large crops that begin to ripen around the 75-day mark. Their sturdy and productive nature makes them excellent for canning, sauce-making, and drying, fitting well into both home gardens and larger agricultural settings.

Culinary Uses

Marzano Fire excels in the kitchen, where it can be transformed into velvety sauces, dried into powders, or used in everyday cooking. Its ability to maintain flavor when dried or cooked down into sauces makes it a versatile choice for any culinary enthusiast.

Embrace the robust qualities of Marzano Fire tomatoes in your garden this season and discover the depth they can add to your dishes.

Order now and delve into the rich heritage and culinary excellence of Marzano Fire tomatoes!