Description
Karma Miracle Indeterminate tomatoes are green and pink bicolours, ranging in size from large cocktail to mini-beefsteak fruits on vining, potato leaf plants. It’s been a winner in blind tomato taste tests. If you close your eyes, you’ll think it’s a beefsteak, with the deep, full flavour.
I’ve grown Karma Miracle for a couple years in the field. The wispy, potato leaf plants allowed for great airflow, helping to reduce disease pressure in our humid growing climate. These indeterminate (vining and bearing fruit continuously, until the frosts), require trellis support, although Karma Miracle is shorter than the other Karma series tomatoes. It maxes out at 5ft tall for me. A great one if you don’t want 6-8ft vines. Vining tomatoes are a great way to get lots of fruit in small growing spaces.
“Features of all the Karmas: bred by Karen Olivier line selection and winter grow outs done in collaboration with Marsha Eisenberg in Florida to speed up stabilization. All are vigorous and healthy indeterminate potato leaf plants, All are different but all have excellent flavour. Thin skins, cautious watering and picking blushing fruit promptly is recommended. Rare colours and sizes in potato leaf plants. All have a recessive clear epidermis. All are midseason in maturity. All have meaty interiors that give them the texture of a larger tomato. Big flavour, small tomatoes.” – Karen Olivier
Also available in the Karma series is: Karma Apricot Indeterminate Tomato Seeds, Karma Peach Indeterminate Tomato Seeds, Karma Purple Indeterminate Tomato Seeds, Karma Pink Indeterminate Tomato Seeds, Karma: Purple Multiflora Indeterminate Cocktail Tomato Seeds
Pictured are the tomatoes, as well as the diversity of colours in the entire Karma series. Photography is by Sow Local Seeds. Two photos of multiple Karma Miracle tomatoes cut open are by Karen Olivier.
This variety was grown out for seed production by Sow Local Seeds, in Nova Scotia, Canada.
Thank you for supporting local seed. 10% of your purchase goes to Karen’s breeding projects for northern tomato varieties suited to short and cold growing seasons.
Approximately 25 seeds per packet
Germination for 2025: 90%
