Dwarf variety that does well in containers. Small red fruit are perfect for salads and are ready in 55 days. Good taste for a tomato that can be grown in short season areas. A must for those who just can not wait until the first red fruits of the season appear!
The Puck tomato was introduced in the U.S. as a novelty variety by Glecklers Seedsmen of Metamora, Ohio. Despite its small size, the Puck tomato plant is relatively productive. The fruits are red, globe to somewhat blocky, flattened-globe shaped, and deliver a good, mild, classic red-type flavor that’s balanced and slightly tart, with no aftertaste. The description from Gleckler’s 1958 catalog mentions that it is an “extremely dwarf English variety” with “low growing, stubby plants with ridged, wide dark green leaves” and “small globular fruit” that are “grouped mainly up the main stem almost completely hidden”.
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