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Sart Roloise

Tomato – ‘Sart Roloise’

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$4.50

Sart Roloise tomato is a newer variety that has quickly gained popularity. Very unique and distinct! Stunning colour of a stained glass masterpiece, bursting with sweet, fruity and complex flavor with just the right acidity. It is a cross of the White Wonder tomato, which lends pineapple sweet notes, and the Baby Blue tomato, which explains the deep indigo blue brushstrokes on the shoulders! There may also be bluish blackish vertical streaks on parts of this beautiful tomato.
Beautiful to see and eat!
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Sart Roloise tomato is a newer variety that has quickly gained popularity. Very unique and distinct! Stunning colour of a stained glass masterpiece, bursting with sweet, fruity and complex flavor with just the right acidity. It is a cross of the White Wonder tomato, which lends pineapple sweet notes, and the Baby Blue tomato, which explains the deep indigo blue brushstrokes on the shoulders! There may also be bluish blackish vertical streaks on parts of this beautiful tomato.

Firm and dense flesh, sweet and juicy, with a good touch of acidic. Excellent tomato taste.Beautiful to see and eat!

This variety was bred by Roland Boulanger, Sart Eustache, Belgium.  The beefsteak type, beautiful fruit averages 10-20 oz each, (my largest was just over 1 lb) are a must have for market gardeners, chefs and anyone who loves a gourmet flavoured tomato with pizazz.

Midseason, about 75-80 days from transplant to the first harvest. These were quite early for me in 2021

open pollinated

approx 20 seeds

1 review for Tomato – ‘Sart Roloise’

  1. Akosua –

    Seeds just germinated. Only took 4 days and every single seed popped up! Just ordered a few more tomato seeds to stock up on for next season.

    • Kat (verified owner) –

      I hope you love these beauties as much I as do! Thanks so much for the comment!

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