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BERKELEY TIE DYE GREEN, USA. A variety developed by Brad Gates, this is a green variation of the well-known "Berkeley Tie Dye". It is mid-season, vibrant, and visually striking with a beautiful bicolor appearance. The fruit shape is flatter than that of the original Berkeley Tie Dye. In terms of color, the flesh resembles the main variety, showing green tones with red streaks in the center.
This is a tall, mid-season, and high-yielding variety by Brad Gates—a green-fruited version of Berkeley Tie Dye. It adapts well to different climate zones. The fruits are stunning, with yellow-red-green coloration both inside and out, and have an excellent taste. The plant reaches about 1 meter in open ground. Its stems are not very strong, and each cluster bears 2-4 fruits weighing 100–130 grams. The yield is moderate. The taste is worthy—sweet and juicy.
It has a pleasant fruity flavor with noticeable acidity, which doesn’t spoil the taste but rather adds a touch of exoticness. According to descriptions, fruits can weigh up to 300 g, and in some cases even up to 460 g. They are very meaty and resistant to cracking. The flesh is creamy and tricolor. Each color contributes its own flavor, resulting in a very rich, yet sweet taste, with perfectly balanced sugar and acidity.
BICOLOR TOMATOES
These tomatoes offer several advantages that make them popular among gardeners and fans of unique varieties:
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Vibrant appearance: These tomatoes feature unusual coloring that combines two or more colors—such as yellow and red, or orange and pink—making them attractive for dish decoration and farmer’s markets.
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Unique flavor: Known for their complex taste, often combining sweet and fruity notes, giving them a pleasant, exotic flavor profile.
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High yield: Many varieties produce abundant harvests, ensuring a steady crop.
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Diverse shapes and sizes: Bicolor tomatoes come in various shapes—from large meaty fruits to smaller ones—allowing selection for specific culinary uses.
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Disease resistance: Some varieties have good resistance to common tomato diseases, making them easier to grow.
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Aesthetic pleasure: These tomatoes are not only tasty but also visually pleasing, adding beauty to both garden and table.
Bicolor tomatoes are valued for their uniqueness and versatility—both in culinary use and aesthetic appeal.
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