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Yellow Pear Cherry Tomatoes

A pretty yellow tomato with an unusual shape. Fill a glass bowl with sun colored heirloom Yellow Pear Tomatoes for a striking and tasty centerpiece.

Picture: Yellow Pear Tomatoes ripen on the vine. Note the green shoulders found on many tomato heirloom varieties.

Plow Maker Farms: Yellow Pear Tomatoes on the vine

This is a mild and juicy yellow tomato which is not too sweet. Yellow Pear Cherry Tomatoes are great for salad or just eating fresh for a quick snack. It will add subtle flavor and color without overpowering other flavors in a dish. The shape and cheery color make it stands out in a bowl of round red and black cherry tomatoes.

Although the Yellow Pear tomato looks fresh and modern it has been grown for centuries. This popular heirloom variety dates back at least to the early 1700's in Europe. Yellow Pear tomatoes were first recorded in 1805 by biologist and mycologist Christiaan Hendrik Persoon.

Persoon published two volumes of a popular botanical book, Synopsis plantarum, as well as several important works focusing on fungus. He remained unemployed and somewhat of a recluse throughout his life; preferring to dedicate his life to the study and classification of fungi. For his dedication to mushrooms, Persoon is known as the founding father of systematic mycology.

Yellow Pear Tomato varieties were one of the first tomatoes grown in North America. The Hudson Bay Company sold these citrus colored beauties as early as 1825.


Why We Are Certified Organic


We don't just say we grow organically, we are certified Organic. This means our farm and operating procedures are inspected, approved and certified Organic by Washington State's Department of Agriculture. Sure it takes us extra time and work to meet Washington's strict organic requirements, but we think it is worth it for our customer's peace of mind.

Growing organically requires more than not using pesticides and synthetic fertilizers. Plow Maker Farms has sustainable growing practices that improve our soil, create habitat for wildlife, and leave the land better than when we started farming. We take the time to certify our farm so you know you are getting the very best organic berries and produce.

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Why We Are Certified Organic


We take the time to certify our farm as organic so you know that you are getting safe and fresh food. You can be confident that your food is produced in an earth friendly and sustainable manner. After all, we eat the food we grow too!

 

Plow Maker Farm is a WSDA certified producer #1883

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