Dwarf variety originating in Montana, developed by Ken Fisher, from a cross between 'Benewah' (Sub artic type) and 'Beefmaster'.

Fruit 80-180 grams red, some round, some heart-shaped. Depression at the stem attachment almost non-existent.

Dense, juicy flesh with a pleasant taste.

Good productivity, determined growth of the plant not exceeding 0.60m.

Adapted to cold and/or short season regions.

Grown in 2015 in pots
-Sown on 23 February
-Planted on 2 May
-Determined growth
-Small, bushy plant.
-Height +/- 1.00 m
-Abundant foliage, horizontal habit
-Fruit: small size (fairly wide disparity in size), round, slightly elongated, with discreetly rounded shoulders.
-Red colour
-Depression at the weak peduncular attachment.
-Trace of umbilicus at a tiny point.
-Harvest: average, regular. Lots of necrosis at the tip (poor watering management...)
-Juicy and fleshy flesh. Multi-logged with lots of gel and seeds.
-Good taste of old tomato