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KOZULA-156, Poland. Mid-season, large-fruited bicolor. The plant reaches 1.2 meters, strong, with 3–4 fruits per cluster, weighing 150–200 grams. The fruit shape is round-flattened, sometimes flattened-heart-shaped, with plump ribbing near the stem. The fruits are large, heavy, and dense. Color — pink with an orange blush. The flesh is bright, deep orange with a red core. The taste is excellent: very sweet, rich, melting, and highly aromatic.
A mid-season, indeterminate, highly productive tomato. Bred by Polish breeder Anna Jankowski by crossing Kosovo and Copia varieties. Fruits are orange with a pink blush, beautiful, heart-shaped, crack-free, with a rich and very sweet flavor, moderately meaty and juicy. Contain few seeds, leaves are regular type. Seeds of this variety were obtained from Poland.
POLISH VARIETIES:
Polish tomatoes are known for their diversity, many of which are bred for growing in short summers and temperate climates. Here are a few popular varieties of Polish origin:
- Krakowiak. One of the most popular Polish varieties that produces raspberry-colored fruits. Known for early ripening and disease resistance. Fruits have a pleasant taste and medium size.
- Beta. An early variety, highly valued for its compact bushes and stable yields. Fruits are small but flavorful and ideal for canning.
- Mazovia. A mid-season variety known for high productivity. The fruits are smooth, medium-sized, red, with good flavor. Suitable for fresh consumption and processing.
- Balcony Orange (Balkonowy Pomarańczowy). A compact variety for growing in pots and balconies. Fruits are bright orange and sweet. Perfect for those growing in limited spaces.
- Złoty Ożarowski. A yellow-fruited variety with sweet, juicy flavor. Medium-sized tomatoes ideal for salads and fresh eating.
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