Tomato · Variety record
Celebrity tomato
Celebrity is named on NCSU, Missouri G6461, and Clemson HGIC 1323. All-America Selections wording on those sheets is award identity only — not performance, resistance, yield, or an offer. Growing lives on how to grow tomatoes.

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Identity record. Each row is one source assertion with a visible Source field. Growth habit is listed per source below and is not averaged.
Cited identity rows
Separate source assertions — not a BioArva average.
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NCSU Extension (North Carolina)Their home-garden tomato guide names Celebrity as an All-America Selection award-winning tomato. AAS identity as published on that sheet — not performance, suitability, resistance, yield, taste, or an offer, and not an independent AAS.org listing.Source
Their hybrid-varieties list names Celebrity and states it was an All-America Selections winner in 1984. AAS identity and year as published on that sheet — not performance.Source
Clemson HGIC 1323 (South Carolina)Their Recommended Cultivars table lists Celebrity. Naming-on-sheet — not a ranking and not grow-how.Source
Their Celebrity paragraph says fruits are red. Color on their sheet — not a performance claim.Source
Their Celebrity paragraph says fruits weigh 7 to 8 ounces. Weight on their sheet — not yield.
Sources differ — growth habit
Separate source assertions — not a BioArva average.
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NCSU Extension (North Carolina)The same sentence that names Celebrity also calls it semi-determinate. Habit as cited on their sheet — not blended with Missouri or Clemson.Source
Their Celebrity paragraph says plants are determinate. Habit on their sheet — not blended with NCSU semi-determinate.Source
Clemson HGIC 1323 (South Carolina)Their Recommended Cultivars table marks Celebrity growth habit as D (determinate). Habit on their sheet — not blended with NCSU.
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