REGINA'S YELLOW. The origin of this variety is unknown, but its seeds have been sold in the USA since 1992. This tomato is listed among the top 100 varieties featured in Carolyn Male's book "100 Heirloom Tomatoes for the American Garden." It is a mid-season bicolor with large, vibrant fruits. The plant is strong and reaches up to 1.5 meters in open ground. The leaves are large and sprawling. The yield is above average, and there are no small fruits.

Each cluster typically produces 3 to 4 fruits weighing between 250 and 350 g. The fruits are round-flattened in shape, free of cracks and blemishes. The best specimens are large, bright yellow with a rich red blush. The flesh is extremely tender and juicy, with a fruity aroma — sweet and melting in the mouth. One of the most colorful varieties of the season — rated highest for its appearance and intensely vivid flesh.

REGINA'S YELLOW CHARACTERISTICS:

Regina's Yellow is a tomato variety known for its unique appearance, flavor, and texture. Note that every variety may show some variation depending on growing conditions, climate, and other factors. Here are the main characteristics:

• Fruit Color: The fruits are typically bright yellow, making them very eye-catching and appetizing.

• Fruit Shape: Shapes may vary, but they are often round or slightly elongated.

• Fruit Size: Fruit sizes range from medium to large.

• Flavor: The fruits have a sweet and juicy taste with a distinctive sweetness common to many yellow varieties.

USAGE

This variety is ideal for making fresh salads, sauces, casseroles, and other culinary dishes. If you're interested in growing this variety, it's recommended to consult reliable seed or seedling suppliers for more information and to purchase planting material.

It makes a great choice for salads, fresh snacks, and side dishes. With its beautiful color and excellent taste, it will elevate your meals. Check with local seed suppliers or gardening centers to find this variety and try it in your garden. Wishing you success and a bountiful harvest!