498. BIG WHITE PINK STRIPES
The Big White Pink Stripes tomato is an indeterminate heirloom variety known for its unique appearance and delightful flavor. This late-season plant produces large, beefsteak-type fruits, typically weighing between 200 to 400 grams (7 to 14 ounces). The tomatoes exhibit a pale peach-colored skin with a subtle pink blush on the blossom end, and the flesh inside is a creamy peach hue. The flavor is reminiscent of melon with a slight sweet-tart tang, offering a mild and fruity taste. The plant is vigorous, with regular leaf foliage, and begins to ripen approximately 85 to 95 days after transplanting. Gardeners appreciate the Big White Pink Stripes tomato for its distinctive coloration, exceptional flavor, and reliable yield.