Garden Peach Tomato

This heirloom variety is linked to Elbert S. Carman, who introduced it as “White Peach” in 1890 via The Rural New-Yorker magazine, gaining popularity through early seed catalogs.

It’s an indeterminate tomato plant, producing continuously until frost, with vigorous vines reaching 3-4 feet, and highly split-resistant.

These small, 50-100 gram tomatoes are globe-shaped, pale yellow with a pink blush when ripe, featuring a distinctive fuzzy, peach-like skin.

Offers a sweet, mild, fruity flavor with low acidity; thrives in full sun, well-drained soil, and requires trellising or cages for support.

25 seeds per packet