Description
Mortgage Lifter is one of America’s great tomato stories, tied to M.C. “Radiator Charlie” Byles of West Virginia, who selected large, flavorful tomatoes in the 1930s and sold plants to help pay off his mortgage. The fruits are big, pink-red, meaty, and made for thick summer slices.
Indeterminate vines need support and reward patience with hefty tomatoes carrying rich, old-fashioned flavor. This heirloom belongs on sandwiches, platters, and family tables where one fruit can feel like a meal. It grows with a tale already attached.
