This tomato was grown in our plot greenhouse. It's a beefsteak tomato variety called Black Crimea - this one certainly looks as though it has been in a war. The flesh and skin are a darker colour than usual so it can be tricky to tell when it is ripe. It tastes good though - much better than it looks!! Click here to view our strange fruit and veg album. All grown without the help of any herbicides!
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