The name means Resin Fire in German; however, this refers to the mountainous and forested region of Harz that divides western Germany from eastern Germany. 'Harzfeuer' is thought to be the heirloom predecessor of a common German hybrid variety thought to be lost for many years.
2-4 oz round, bright red fruits held in clusters with a well-balanced, extremely sweet flavor for fresh eating. Plants grow to 5-6 feet tall. Early to produce in 55 days.
Plant in full sun in soil that has been amended with compost and a good organic fertilizer that is not too high in nitrogen. Support these heavily bearing plants with a sturdy tomato cage.
Harvest when fruit are bright red and slightly soft to the touch. It is excellent eaten fresh in salads or right off the vine. They can also be use to make a great pasta sauce.
2-4 oz round, bright red fruits held in clusters with a well-balanced, extremely sweet flavor for fresh eating. Plants grow to 5-6 feet tall. Early to produce in 55 days.
Plant in full sun in soil that has been amended with compost and a good organic fertilizer that is not too high in nitrogen. Support these heavily bearing plants with a sturdy tomato cage.
Harvest when fruit are bright red and slightly soft to the touch. It is excellent eaten fresh in salads or right off the vine. They can also be use to make a great pasta sauce.
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