Thanks, I have white and a very nice bicolor that was white and lavender purple striped with chartruese (sp?) foliage. It it gorgeous. Along with the purple one I have, I think I've got my fill for the season. Although, I see Four Seasons in Salisbury Mills has a pink one. I didn't even know it came in pink.

Interesting that the photo doesn't really show the ridges, and what we said reminded us of a fig. Yet people who have seen it see those ridges forming a 'valve' look, thus, people think it looks more like a heart than a fig............I'm quite the layperson, and as I might have stated here, I know I did somewhere, that we found the address of the man who sold them to us....when we go to yard sales I make a spread sheet and it allows us to GPS our way on Eastern Long Island, and when we visit an address, be it called yard sale, garage sale, tag sale, moving sale, estate sale, whatever, we check off that we visited, and then we write down what we purchased, and how thrilling is it to find tomato plants for a dollar a piece and we got some delicious tomatoes.............so I shall write the gentleman, with this photo, and I'm sure he'll tell me the name; he was some gardener, that back yard of his must have 30 or 40 vegetables, and 10 kinds of tomatoes......thank you folks for trying to identify it............

The pattern name is Ramona 6504 and was produced in 1940. http://www.replacements.com/webquote/N__RAMO.htm

Mine grow in full sun with only rain to water them. The variety I have can take temps to 36*, then only covered with a cloth they can survive 30*. Every petal that drops roots so I have them every where. They are so pretty after a rain when the water droplets form like sparkling diamonds in their center.