Opalka Tomato Seed, AKA Polish Torpedo -- Tomato Seeds -- Organically Grown, non-GMO, Heirloom, Made in Wisconsin - USA

Opalka, also known as Polish Torpedo, is a Polish heirloom tomato that was brought to Amsterdam, New York, in the early 1900s by the Opalka family. An Opalka daughter married a man by the name of Carl Swidorski. Swidorski would be the coworker of tomato aficionado Carolyn Male. Male introduced the variety to the Seed Savers Exchange in the 1990s and listed it as one of the 100 tomatoes featured in her book, "100 Heirloom Tomatoes for the American Garden".

Opalka has beautiful red fruits that are long and somewhat carrot to torpedo shaped on vines that are vigorous! One of the best paste type tomatoes I have ever grown. It has excellent sweet flavor and is fairly productive. Lacy, regular leaves; indeterminate. About 80-90 days to maturity after transplanting.

We recommend growing Opalka tomatoes in full sun. They do not require a pollinator in order to produce fruit. Planting and care instructions are included with each purchase.

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Please select the size when ordering that works for your gardening needs:

--Urban Mini - 3 seeds (intended for those who want 'just one' plant)
--Sampler - 10 seeds
--25 seeds
--100 seeds
--250 seeds
--500 seeds

[Other seed counts available upon request. We also do packets for weddings, parties, etc. Send me a message to create your special custom order.]

All orders are sent USPS First Class Parcels with a tracking number, well-packaged in a bubble wrap envelope to prevent damage from mail machines.

This variety and all others I offer in my store are grown by me using traditional seed saving practices and organic gardening methods here on my farm near Tomah, WI. Please add our shop as one of your ♥favorites♥ so you can visit us again! Before you buy, I encourage you to find out more about our company, growing practices, my personal gardening/horticulture philosophy, and more by checking out the additional information posted in one of these locations:

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