Here are some photos of Brad's Berkeley Tie Dye (and others) from his NORCAT 2007 event.

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last year:
My marking stakes got all mixed up, so I am not 100% positive
Only 75%
I bought these last year.

* Very compact plant
* Abundant flavorful fruit
* Beautiful red with good shape
* Vigorous and healthy plant

I am not 100% sure of the definition of dwarf and compact are.
It seemed neither to me. It grew large and quite vigoursly.
In half a season, it grew 4'. It growth was delayed by a 95%
cut through the base. Not being interested in cherries, I ignored the poor thing. Regrets there.

It produced early and well last all other tomatoes I had. They certainly were abundant.

I have seen it listed as determinate. I think this is not true. it just grew and grew and grew.

Not being too interested in cherries, I do not recall the taste. At a minimum 'acceptable'

I am growing another one this year to sort things out.

I will give you a summary of the descriptions from the SSE yearbook of BTD and Cow's Tit.
BT 70-80 days, tri-color, red,gold and green stripes, 6-14 oz., very good flavor,they must either be unstable or there has been a cross. Three list it as RL and two as PL. And one lists it as an oxheart and none of the others mention that. One says creamy green flesh infused with yellow and reddish pink.
Cows Tit- indet, RL, with somewhat wispy foliage, red elongated fruit up to 7" long, very good sweet taste, very good yield. With a bit of yellow on the top of some. Paste type, meaty with good flavor.
Hope this helps a little. Jay

Those tomatoes are just amazing. I have Berkeley Tie Dye and I just can't wait to see what it looks like! Just beautiful toms! Eye Candy Baby!!!!

here is a bit of information on Berkeley Tie-Dye

Here is a link that might be useful: Berkeley Tie-Dye

... and Cow's Tit

Here is a link that might be useful: Cow's Tit