Santiam Tomato

I have grown this variety for many years in pots on my deck and have always had reliable results. Early and seedless with good flavor. Nice variety for Pacific Northwest.

These are great slicer tomatoes, on the smaller side. I couldn't seem to get the "large" fruit the description talks about. The plants seem to like to grow in a little bush, and I had a hard time getting them to go up. Or out for that matter. They grew very dense. I advise giving them attention and training them up early. Some of the tomatoes were practically grown into a tomato plant prison, and getting them picked was hazardous to plant and fruit. They are sure tasty though. And the name Santiam is local to my area. Give em a go!