Tomato Seeds: Mint Julep

Mint Julep or Michael Pollan is a very unique plum/pear shaped tomato variety developed by Brad Gates at ‘Wild Boar Farms’ from an odd-shaped mutant of Green Zebra. It was named after writer, journalist and teacher, Michael Pollan – a man who has contributed greatly to our understanding and appreciation of plants, and by virtue of his contribution has enhanced the quality of all of our lives.
Indeterminate, regular leaf plants produce 3-4″ long, pear-shaped fruit with slight pointy end that grow in loose clusters. Fruit color is green with vertical yellow stripes. The odd branching of this variety makes it more difficult to tie/stake. Extremely high yields with one plant often producing as much as 5 gallons of fruit! Indeterminate, regular leaf plant. Midseason, 75 days to maturity.
It has a slightly pronounced neck at the stem-end and a round bottom that comes to a tiny point. The smooth thin yellow skin is covered with olive and minty green specks, similar to a green zebra tomato, and the interior is a bright lime color with solid meaty walls.
Vibrant vines are about six feet and show good disease resistance. When ripened fruits turn yellowish green, so watch out for them.
Multiflora variety, producing a myriad of flowers, but only a part of which seems to produce fruits (each cluster bearing between 10 and 20 tomatoes).
Rather pulpy green flesh with good tangy-tannic flavor, in the style of "Green Zebra", the small fruits being the best.

Open Pollinated
Non-GMO

CULINARY USE- Salad
FLAVOR PROFILE- Well-balanced
FLESH COLOR- Green
FRUIT COLOR- Green/ Yellow
FRUIT SHAPE- Pear
FRUIT SIZE- Small
LEAF TYPE- Regular
MATURITY- Mid-Season
PLANT TYPE- Indeterminate
VARIETY- Open Pollinated

Approximate seed count- 10 seeds