Kellog's Breakfast Tomato

Hard to grow, but enjoy the taste

This is my second favorite tomato behind Park's Whopper CR Improved (because of the taste). It is an indeterminate, that grows like a vine and need support all the way up. It has a long growing season, so start early, and use intense grow lights, and get robust plant that is tall before transplant, then prune bottom branches and plant in a trough. It is not disease resistant, so needs all the help it can get. Produces very large orange-yellow meaty fruits, that have the mild "heirloom" taste, but very sweet and delightful.

Outstanding variety

One of the best slicers! Big, beautiful yellow fruit. Sweet with great dense texture. Will produce additional fruit in late summer if the plant is not removed. 100% germination for me.

Great looking plants

Just got my seedlings transplanted in their permanent containers outside last week. It has been cold here and some of my other plants have failed. My Kellogg's Breakfast plants are doing great and are the best looking out of the eight other varieties I started. I will let you know how they do in this challenging Wisconsin climate.