Description
🌿 Why ‘Black Krim’ Captures the Imagination
- Remarkable flavor — smoky, slightly salty, and robust, with balanced sweetness.
- Exquisite appearance — deep mahogany skin with green-shouldered tops and rich red-black flesh.
- Cultural heritage — heirloom variety from Crimea, treasured for generations.
- Versatile in cooking — outstanding fresh, grilled, roasted, or in rich tomato tarts.
- Productive & adaptable — performs well in warm climates and coastal gardens.
🌞 Care Guide for a Rich Summer Harvest
- Light: Full sun — 6–8 hours daily for best flavor and color development.
- Soil: Fertile, well-draining loam with compost; pH 6.0–6.8.
- Watering: Provide deep, consistent moisture; water at the base to prevent foliage disease.
- Support: Sturdy stakes, cages, or trellises — vines are indeterminate and fruit-heavy.
- Feeding: Balanced tomato fertilizer at planting, with midseason side-dressing.
- Pruning: Remove lower leaves and suckers to increase airflow and concentrate flavor.
- Harvest: Pick when the mahogany skin deepens and green shoulders turn olive-brown; fruit should yield slightly to gentle pressure.
🌸 A Taste of the Black Sea
To grow ‘Black Krim’ is to welcome a bit of seaside mystery into your garden — a tomato that carries the sun, the salt, and the slow rhythm of summer evenings in every smoky, ruby bite. It is a treasure for those who crave depth, beauty, and a flavor that lingers like a story told at dusk.





Reviews
There are no reviews yet.