Summary: 'Delicious', 'Excellent Disese Resistance', 'Widely Adapted', are a few of the words being used to describe this outstanding 1984 All America Award Winner. The fruit is large, firm and has exceptional flavor. The mid-early plants produce a large quantity of fruit under a broad range of conditions and are packed with disease resistance (*Verticillum wilt, Fusarium wilt races 1 & 2), Nematodes, Tobacco mosaic virus). Plants are widely adaptable as bush, cage or short stake tomatoes. Excellent for salads, juice, canning, and relish. 
When and where to plant: For early crop (** about 70 days from transplants) start seeds indoors in pots or flats 6-8 weeks before planting outdoors. Transplant outdoors when 5-10 in / 13-25 cm tall into sunny location after weather warms. For later crop sow sparingly directly into garden, in sunny location, after weather and soil are warm. Cultivate, apply vegetable food and firm soil over seed.
Care: Stake to save space. Water deeply when dry and feed monthly.
Harvesting: Pick gently when color is fully developed.
Health Note: Rich in Calcium, Iron, and Vitamins A, B1, B2, Niacin and C.