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Solanum lycopersicum (80 days) Bred in 1961 by the University of Arkansas. Very rare and hard to find these days, Bradley is a short, bushy, semi-determinate tomato plant. Amazing abundant production of rounded fruit that is red skinned, juicy, resists cracking and holds well on the plant. Excellent slicer. Approx. 7,500 seeds per ounce.
The flavor has been described as "very soft and sweet." Bradley will generally ripen at the same time making this an excellent canning tomato. Bradley will set fruit in the hot humid south and has excellent disease resistance.
1967 Burrell Seed Growers Catalog says about Bradley...
"A pink variety developed by the University of Arkansas combining resistance to Fusarium wilt and to radial cracking. It is a cross of Gulf state market and Pink Shipper; outyields both parents. Deep globe shape, high in slicing quality and mild flavor rivalling the old "Beefsteak" variety. Plants are compact, semi-determinate and give good fruit coverage. Best adapted for staked growing and used fresh market or home gardens."
