General traits for Early Girl Tomatoes:


Hybrid or Heirloom?	Hybrid
Type	Indeterminate (vine), although I’ve seen seeds & plants from other vendors that were determinate (bush) varieties. I obtained my seed for the indeterminate variety from Gurney’s.
Maturity	52; very early variety; good for short and cool growing seasons; very fast set & ripening
Fruit Color	Red
Fruit Shape	Round
Fruit Size	4-6 oz
Taste	“absolutely delectible”
Productivity	very productive, heavy-bearing and vigorous plants
Disease Resistance	V F1 F2
Notes

Results from My Garden


Seed Vendor	Gurneys Seed Co.
Will I Grow Again?	Yes, because although they are boring tomatoes, it reliably produces a ton of tomatoes. If everything else was wiped out, I would still have a good amount from these Early Girsl.
First Fruit Harvested	68 days from transplant. It was not the earliest variety in my garden: Yellow Perfection was the first, and Burgermaster was tied with Early Girl next.
Fruit Color	Red, on the orange side.
Fruit Shape	Round, but slightly pointed at the blossom end; slightly oxheart.
Average Fruit Size	3 oz. (a little smaller than I expected, compared to 4-6 oz from seed packet)
Taste	okay taste, but not fantastic
Total Harvested	very high productivity: my 3 plants provided 63 pounds of tomatoes, which turned out to be over 100 tomatoes per plant
Disease Resistance	They were definitely resistant to wilt (fusarium wilt), as I had several plants right next to my Early Girls die from Fusarium Wilt. The ones that were affected by wilt: Green Zebra, Tigerella, Yellow Perfection
Problems Experienced	sunburn, or sunscald, was a problem with them
Notes


Seeds		“Tomato, Early Girl Hybrid 1 Pkt. (30 seeds)”(Note: these are for a bush hybrid, not indeterminate)	n/a	Tomato Early Girl Hybrid Seeds
Plants		“Tomato, Bush Early Girl Hyb Organic 3 Plants”(Note: these are bush hybrids, not indeterminate)	Tomato, Bush Early Girl Hyb Organic, 3 Plants