Double Rich

Solanum lycopersicum (65-80 days) 

Developed in 1953 by A. Yeager at the University of North Dakota and University of New Hampshire by crossing "Lycopersicon Peruvianum" and "Michigan State Forcing."Rich, full-bodied fruits grow well in a variety of conditions. Fruits are deep red and grow up to 4” across and up to 16+ ounces each. As much vitamin C as an orange and twice that of most other tomatoes. Good resistance to blight and wilt. As an indeterminate type, it requires staking. 

Packet ( 1/4 g ≈ 30 seeds)