The Tigerella tomato is a historic English cordon tomato, known above all for its red-orange to golden-yellow striped pattern. It ripens comparatively early and combines decorative fruit with reliable yield.
Where does the Tigerella tomato come from?
Tigerella originated in Great Britain in the 1960s. Ailsa Craig is considered one parent line. Today, Tigerella is one of the well-known historic striped tomatoes.
How does Tigerella taste?
The fruit is juicy, sweet-fruity and has a lively acidity. That makes Tigerella very well suited to salads and eating fresh.
Comparing Tigerella and Green Zebra
If you like striped tomatoes, also take a look at Green Zebra. While Tigerella ripens red with pale stripes, Green Zebra stays green-yellow at full ripeness and sets a distinctly different flavour accent.