Good and early tomatoes?

[FFA 4-H Raised]

I planted a tomatoe called a good and early tomatoe. I was hoping someone could tell me if it was a determinate or indeterminate tomatoe and if it produced little or big tomatoes. THANKS

 

[1muttsfan]

I could not find any tomatoes with that name - is it tagged with a specific name?

 

[FFA 4-H Raised]

I could not find any tomatoes with that name - is it tagged with a specific name?

No we grew them at school for FFA the seed pack just said good and early

 

[Ridgerunner]

That sounds more like a description than a variety name. Any way you can find that seed packet?

 

[1muttsfan]

I agree, sounds like maybe they just subdivided a larger batch and wrote a description on it instead of the name.

 

[copper2]

If it produces flower buds at the very tip of the plant and stops growing at 3ft it is probably determinate, indemaerminate is the opposite

 

[shortgrass]

Sounds like Early Girl; there are determinate and indeterminate stock in those... I love local FFA stuff lol, its taken me 2 years to try to figure out what strawberries the "Berry Wonders" were from our area... Lol gave up and call them Ozark jrs.

A picture says 1000 words... Maybe we can tell if it's a cherry, Roma, or heirloom by a picture, get a start anyway