... A few years ago, among my home-grown tomatoes, I found a variety that was completely out of the ordinary...😳 ... Most importantly: It had beautiful, large fruits and was exceptionally tasty. Cross-pollination, a spontaneous mutation—who knows? 🤷... In any case, I decided to keep propagating it and christened it with the noble title “Rote vom Freihof” ☺️...Last year, surprisingly, it produced significantly smaller fruits, and the shape was different from the previous year 😳 …what remained was the outstanding flavor 😋…of course, it got another chance this year… what can I say?: This year, it’s surprising me with very large fruits that, interestingly, have almost no seeds... The flavor is still top-notch! ...If I manage to grow young plants from the few seeds, I’m curious to see how it will surprise me next season...🤔 Photos 1–3: “Rote vom Freihof” Photos 4–7: “Babushka” Photo 8: “Andenhorn” Photo 9: “Matina” Photo 10: “Zeppelin” Photo 11: “Cerise Noir”