Bloody Butcher Tomato
Flavor: rich, sweet, classic
🎯 Best For
Short-season and Northern gardeners wanting one of the earliest cold-tolerant heirlooms
About Bloody Butcher
Bloody Butcher is one of the earliest heirloom tomatoes, producing clusters of small deep red fruits just 55 days from transplant. Despite its alarming name, the flavor is rich and sweet — excellent for an early variety. The indeterminate plants are cold-tolerant and productive.
Growing Tips
One of the earliest varieties available. Cold tolerant. Plant out earlier than usual. Excellent for short seasons and Northern climates.
Health & Nutrition
High Lycopene
Best Uses
fresh eatingsaladssaucesnacking
Cooking Uses
FreshSaladsSauce
Disease Resistance
None listed
Key: V=Verticillium, F=Fusarium, N=Nematode, T/TMV=Tobacco Mosaic Virus, A=Alternaria, LB=Late Blight
Climate Zones
Zone 3Zone 4Zone 5Zone 6Zone 7Zone 8
USDA Hardiness Zones where this variety typically thrives.