Little Red's Market - Rothschild

15 years ago

This is south of Wausau off of old hwy 51. Last year I bought a 6 pack of tomato seedlings called "Rainbow Heirloom" (mixture of surprise heirlooms). Anyone have any idea what was in there? They didn't even know when I bought the plants. I saved seed from this big yellow slicer. The seedlings are growing great under my lights but I don't know what it is! Sure was tasty though, had like a hint of melon to it. Here are the seedlings.

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Comments (5)

justaguy2
15 years ago
Was it somewhat red inside and yellow/orangish outside? If so it's probably this.
eric30
Original Author
15 years ago
Just a guy. It could possibly be this. They didn't look exactly like the photo but it is how you described. yellow orangish with red streaks inside! Did you get plants from them or do you have inside information or are you guessing?
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eric30
Original Author
15 years ago
I posted a photo of the tomato I am describing. It is the one out in front. It has the red patch on the blossom end like I have been reading in the descriptions of the 'Big Rainbow'. You can also pick out a few more of these in the picture. I want to call Red's to see if I can find out for sure.

Here is a link that might be useful:
justaguy2
15 years ago
Did you get plants from them or do you have inside information or are you guessing?

Just guessing.
justaguy2
15 years ago
Tomato Fest has probably the largest selection of heirlooms around, all with pictures.

the link will take you to their bicolored tomatos. They also sell Big Rainbow. If it is commercially available, Tomato Fest would have it.