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551 Emerald Green Tomato Seeds | Green-When-Ripe Striped Salad Tomatoes | 1.8–2.5 oz FruitsItem NO.: WP-1053-choice

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551 Emerald Green Tomato Seeds | Green-When-Ripe Striped Salad Tomatoes | 1.8–2.5 oz Fruits

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Green-when-ripe fruits remain bright emerald green with darker green striping.
Elongated oval to small plum-shaped fruits weigh approximately 1.8–2.5 oz.
Vigorous indeterminate plants reach approximately 5–6 ft tall.
Juicy fruits offer a very sweet, fresh, fruity tomato flavor.
Harvest by touch when the fruits soften slightly rather than waiting for red color.

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- Product Name: 551 Emerald Green Tomato Seeds | Green-When-Ripe Striped Salad Tomatoes | 1.8–2.5 oz Fruits
- Item NO.: WP-1053-choice
- Weight: 0.1 kg = 0.2205 lb = 3.5274 oz
- Category: BELLFARM Choice > Seeds > Tomato
- Tag: Juicy Tomato , Mini Plum Tomato , Fresh Eating Tomato , Solanum lycopersicum , Indeterminate Tomato , Home Garden Tomato , Rare Tomato Seeds , Fruity Tomato , Sweet Tomato , Specialty Tomato , Emerald Green Tomato , Productive Tomato , Trellis Tomato , Green Heirloom Tomato , green when ripe tomato , cluster tomato , green plum tomato , 551 Emerald Green Tomato , Early Green Tomato , Elongated Green Tomato
- Brand: Bellfarm®
- Creation Time: 2026-09-20
Variety characteristics:

• 551 Emerald Green is a green-when-ripe tomato producing attractive clusters of bright emerald-green fruits marked with deeper green striping. The fruits are elongated oval to small plum-shaped and typically weigh approximately 1.8 to 2.5 oz. Vigorous indeterminate plants can reach approximately 5 to 6 ft tall and benefit from staking or trellising. The juicy fruits are notably sweet with a fresh, fruity flavor. Because the skin remains green at maturity, ripeness is best judged by a slight softening of the fruit and a change from hard, glossy green to a softer, more yielding texture.