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[[File:06-kimberley-sm.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Tomato 'Kimberley'. ©Kelly]]
 
[[File:06-kimberley-sm.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Tomato 'Kimberley'. ©Kelly]]
  
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Latest revision as of 09:55, 4 March 2023

Kimberley
Maturity Early
Growth Habit Determinate
Leaf Type Potato Leaf
Fruit Colour Red
Fruit Shape Globe
Origin Canada
Tomato 'Kimberley'. ©Kelly

Grower: Kelly

Year: 2014

Accession: 36

Seed Source: Obtained from Seedy Saturday, Nelson, BC (2010).

Comments:

2014 Good early tomato, mild flavour. Good reliable variety for early season (or shorter season climates). 3.5lb per plant.


Plant Growth Observations

Vine Growth Type: Determinate

Vine Growth Habit: Sprawling

Plant size: Mid (3.5-4ft)

Leaf type: Potato

Leaf Coverage: Fair

Maturity: 68 days

Fruit Observations

Skin colour: Red

Flesh colour: Red

Fruit Shape: Globular

Fruit Fasciation: Smooth (although some fruit does display some slight fasciation)

Fruit Firmness: Medium

Fruit Set: Good

Average Fruit Diameter: 2"

Average Fruit Length: 1.75"

Average Fruit Weight: 40g (1.4oz)

Other Observations

  • Doesn't seem to mind chillier weather too much
  • Fruit seemed to become smaller as season progressed, might have been due to the higher temperatures we experienced going into summer.

History

  • Name often misspelled as 'Kimberly'
  • Developed in the mid-1980's by John de Rocque of Kimberley, BC (hence the name).