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Tomato farmers like growing Tigerella tomatoes to add variety to their harvests, for its novelty, and for its unique markings.
Tigerellas are known for their sweet, succulent meat and balanced flavor. Their signature striped appearance that vaguely resembles the stripes of a tiger, hence the name.
However, theres more to this tomato than its remarkable pattern. Keep reading to see if Tigerella tomatoes are right for your garden.
This unique variety has more of a gentle pink with soft yellow stripes. Absolutely beautiful.
History of the Tigerella Tomato
Tigerella tomatoes have been grown in England since the 1900s. However, its exact origins remain unclear. Some sources claim that Dr. Lewis Darby from Great Britain developed them. Others believe that they were developed by the Glasshouse Research Institute in England during the 1930s.
Characteristics of the Tigerella Tomato
Theres no denying the Tigerella was named after its signature skin. One can spot this heirloom tomato immediately thanks to its silver dollar-sized fruit and characteristic stripes. They come in a wide array of colors ranging from deep pink to pale orange.
Tigerellas are an indeterminate heirloom variety that produces fruit during the entire growing season. Youll want to consider preparing extra tall trellises to support its growth.
