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• This robust tomato has wonderful fresh flavor,
  but is an old favorite for canning as well.
• It has clusters of 6-8 ounce fruits, 5-6 in
  diameter, growing on bush type plants that do not
  require staking.
• Being a low-acid tomato, it may be easier on your
  digestion if you are sensitive.
• You will be impressed by the excellent yields
  these plants have for such a large tomato!
• Resistant to Verticillium wilt and Fusarium wilt
  (Race 1)

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• Arkansas Traveler
• Old Southern heirloom much esteemed for its
  ability to produce flavorful tomatoes under
  conditions of drought and high heat where many
  other varieties fail.
• Medium-sized fruits are pink, and of wonderful
  flavor.
• Keeps well.

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• Aunt Rubys German Green
• Heirloom
• Beefsteak fruits 5 by 4 deep
• Weigh a pound or more
• Sweet juicy flesh
• Refreshing spicy flavor
• Pick by fell, not look, when soft to touch
• Indeterminate

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Better Boy

• Plant produces extremely heavy yields of
  delicious 1 lb tomatoes continuously all season.
• It is a Guinness World Record holder, producing
  342 lbs of tomatoes from one plant.
• Perfect slicing tomato.
• Tomatoes turn red when mature.
• Indeterminate.
• Disease Resistant VFNA

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• Big Beef Tomato Hybrid
• Finest all-around tomato
• Very large, beefy fruit
• Tastes great!
• Disease resistant
• High yields
• Indeterminate

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Black From Tula

• Russian heirloom from Tula.
• Largest of the blacks with 3-4", slightly
  flattened, oblate, dark brown to purple fruit
  with deep green shoulders.
• Deliciously outstanding, rich, slightly salty,
  smoky-fruit flavor!!
• Heirloom, Indeterminate
• Mid-Season

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• Black Krim Tomato
• Heirloom
• Early and flavorful
• Rich earthy taste
• Beefsteak size (10-12oz)
• Produces in adverse conditions
• Most reliable of black tomatoes

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• Brandywine
• Heirloom
• Beefsteak tomato
• one of the best tasting tomatoes in the world
• Indeterminate

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• Brandy Wine
• Heirloom
• Yellow
• Beefsteak, Med-Large tomato
• Indeterminate
• Full Sun

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Cherokee Purple

• Heirloom
• Color is dusky pink with dark shoulders.
• Extremely sweet with a rich smoky taste. The
  Cherokee Purple has a refreshing acid, is watery,
  thick-skinned and earthy with a lingering flavor.
  
• Very prolific making this plant a good heirloom
  for gardeners and farmers.
• Indeterminate

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Red and Yellow Currants

• Indeterminate, vigorous vines with heavy foliage,
  red and yellow currant-sized fruits grow in
  clusters,
• intense sweet flavour
• perfect for relish trays, salads and snacking.
• Some staking required
• 65 Days
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• Dr. Wyches Yellow Tomato
• Heirloom
• Heavy yields of 1 pound fruits
• Meaty and rich tasting
• Yellow-orange color
• Indeterminate
• Full Sun

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Dads Sunset

• Fruits ripen to a uniform golden orange like the
  setting sun.
• Very attractive, regular, round-shaped,
  small-cored fruit with zesty sweet flavor.
• Fruits are uniform in shape with very few
  defects, thick-walled, yet tender.
• Vines provide medium foliage cover and bear 12
  oz. fruits singly or in clusters of 2.
• Fruits measure 2-3/4" high by 3-1/4" wide.
• An excellent mainstay garden variety, recommended
  also for fresh market use because of the high
  percentage of marketable fruit with strong visual
  appeal and excellent flavor.
• 75 days. (Indeterminate
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Eva Purple Ball

• Late 1800's heirloom from the Black Forest region
  of Germany and introduced in 1994 by Dr. Jeff
  McCormack at Southern Exposure Seed Exchange
• Outstanding performer in hot, humid areas
• Blemish-free tomatoes
• Produces smooth, round, attractive, pink-purple
  fruits weighing 4 to 5 ounces
• Great all-purpose tomato in salads, sandwiches,
  and sauces

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Georgia Streak

• Heirloom from Georgia
• Indeterminate
• A bicolored beefísteak with yellow and red color
  on inside and out.
• Especially appealing in salads

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German Johnson

• Heirloom
• Old time favorite
• HUGE beautiful pinkish red beefsteak type
  tomatoes often more than one pound in size.
• Excellent flavor.
• Mild, low acid and very meaty

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Granny Cantrells German Red/Pink

• Kentucky Family Heirloom
• Indeterminate
• The only tomato grown by Lettie Cantrell of West
  Liberty since the 40s.
• Best for fresh eating, slicing, or canning.

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Great White

• Heirloom variety.
• Beautiful, large white beefsteak tomato with
  sweet flavor and lots of juice.
• Vigorous plants have heavy foliage that provides
  good protection against sunscald on the fruit.
• Indeterminate. 85 days.
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Jelly Bean Red and Yellow

• These delicious snack-sized tomatoes are so
  petite and sweet you will pop them like candy
  straight from the vine!
• Jelly Bean Red Yellow tomatoes are a such a
  treat for kids and tomato lovers they should be
  in everyone's garden.
• Toss them in salads or use them for relish trays.
  
• The red Jelly Beans are 20 grams and the yellow
  Jelly Beans are a little smaller at 15 grams.
• Both are very prolific plants, and the tomatoes
  grow in large clusters of 15-30 fruits with a
  long harvest period.
• Crack resistant and disease resistant, these
  plants are easy to grow.
• Vines are several feet tall and should be tied to
  a trellis, caged, or staked.
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• Green Zebra Tomato
• Beautiful!
• Sweet with spicy, zingy taste
• Popular for salads and salsa
• Medium sized
• Green with yellow spots/stripes
• 75 days

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Jaune Flamee

• Beautiful apricot-shaped heirloom from France.
• Great for drying, retains deep orange color.
• Excellent bitey flavor.
• Very productive, fruits borne in clusters and
  weigh 2-3 ounces, about the size of a large
  apricot.
• Indeterminate

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• Juliet Tomato
• High yields of glossy red, grape shaped tomatoes
• Very sweet, perfect for salads
• Holds on vine longer than other cherry tomatoes
• Indeterminate
• Crack resistant

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• Matts Wild Cherry Tomato
• Heirloom variety
• Volumes of marble sized fruits
• Tart flavor early, sweeter later in season
• Indeterminate
• Full Sun

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MORTGAGE LIFTER VFN

• Red tomatos
• Great disease resistance.
• The large beefsteak fruits typically range from
  10 to 14 oz. The vines are very productive and
  bear until frost.
• Excellent flavor.
• Indeterminate

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• Moskovich
• Small 4-5 oz. red fruits are sweet and very early
  
• Heirloom
• Indeterminate

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• Mr. Stripey Tomato
• Heirloom
• Mid-low acid flavor
• Intriguing color with yellow flesh and pink
  center
• Indeterminate
• Full Sun

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Paragon

• The perfect red tomato
• Introduced in 1870 by the Livingston Seed Company
  and thought to be the first perfect red tomato
• The vigorous vine produces a heavy set of very
  smooth, globe-shaped fruit
• Indeterminate

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• Orange Persimmon Tomato
• The best early orange tomato
• Medium-firm, globe-shaped fruits
• Average 6-7 oz.,
• Nice texture, mild flavor
• Determinate
• Full Sun

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Paul Robeson

• Russian heirloom. Original seed sent to SESE by
  Marina Danilenko, a Moscow seedswoman.
• The tomato was named after Paul Robeson,
  operatic vocal artist. His artistry was
  appreciated world-wide, especially in the Soviet
  Union, and hence this tomato bearing his name.
• 'Paul Robeson' is a 'black' tomato.
• Like other 'black' tomatoes the fruit is more of
  a dusky dark red with dark green dusky shoulders.
  
• Fruits weigh an average of 6 oz., and measure 2
  in. tall and 3-1/4" wide.
• Borne 2 to a cluster, flavor is excellent.
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Pineapple

• Large beefsteak style tomato sometimes weighing
  up to two pounds.
• Ripens to a beautiful bright yellow, often with
  red stripes.
• This variety has a mild flavor and meaty flesh
  with relatively few seeds.
• Plants tend to be high yielding.
• Heirloom originating in the United States.
• Indeterminate

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Red Zebra

• Gorgeous 2½" fruits are fire-engine red overlaid
  with golden yellow stripes.
• Top quality, extremely uniform strain, very
  productive.
• Great sweet flavor.
• Indeterminate
• 75-80 days from transplant.
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Roma

• Roma tomatoes are oblong and small, and have a
  higher proportion of flesh to juice.
• They are often used for making tomato sauces or
  fresh eating.
• Generous mid-season crop
• Determinate

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Rutgers

• Heirloom
• Indeterminate
• Popular old favorite with smooth, firm,
  globe-shaped fruits.
• Red perfect fruits

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San Marzano Tomato

• Perfect paste tomato for a strong, classic tomato
  flavor in salads or right out of the garden
• Considered by many chefs to be the best sauce
  tomatoes in the world
• Flesh is much thicker with fewer seeds than a
  Roma tomato, and the taste is much stronger, less
  sweet and less acidic
• Because of their high quality and origins near
  Naples, San Marzano tomatoes have been designated
  as the only tomatoes that can be used for Vera
  Pizza Napoletana (True Neapolitan Pizza)

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Silvery Fir Tree

• The pretty Silvery Fir Tree, an heirloom from
  Russia, is a tomato that should have a place in a
  container on your patio or deck in between the
  flowers!
• The bush type plants are a compact 24 tall and
  have silvery ferny foliage and round red fruit
  that dangles like Christmas ornaments.
• You can put it on display in an attractive
  container or in a hanging basket. (Though plants
  are short, they may require a stake if plants
  starts to lean over. Of course, a little leaning
  is desirable in a hanging basket.)
• The 3 3 ½ tomatoes have slightly tart,
  classic tomato flavor.
• A determinate type tomato, the fruit will set and
  ripen at the same time.
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Speckled Roman

• This unique and eye-catching heirloom paste
  tomato was created by Seed Savers Exchange member
  John Swenson.
• He crossed the heirlooms Antique Roman and Banana
  Legs to get this unique coloring.
• The oblong red fruits are 3 wide and 5 long
  with orange and yellow stripes/speckles and
  decorative enough to keep in a basket on your
  kitchen counter until you are ready to cook with
  them.
• But, you will appreciate the hefty, meaty fruit
  with few seeds the most for the excellent flavor
  it has in sauce.
• You can also use these tomatoes fresh and sliced
  for sandwiches and hors doeuvres.
• Try slicing them in half lengthwise and filling
  them with pesto or other toppings for a creative
  gourmet snack or appetizer.
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• Striped German Tomato
• Heirloom
• Incredibly beautiful tomato with flavor to match
• Huge, bicolored and ribbed
• Slicer
• Indeterminate

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• Sungold Tomato
• One of the sweetest tasting cherry tomatoes!
• Heavy yields
• Hardy plant
• Indeterminate
• Full sun
• One of the earliest to give fruit and the last to
  quit

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Super Sweet 100 Hybrid

• Indeterminate
• High Vitamin C content
• Bears hundreds of 1 fruits
• A hybrid that starts bearing in June and goes
  with until frost
• Supersweets are perfect for eating straight off
  the vine

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Sugar Sweetie

• This organic, perfect, cherry tomato has classic
  sweet flavor.
• You may eat so many right in the garden, that it
  will be hard to get them into the house for
  salads!
• Large numbers of ¾ to 1 fruit are produced in
  grape-like clusters on 2 foot tall plants.
• Even though the plants are indeterminate, the
  plants may be grown in containers on a sunny
  patio, deck, or balcony.
• As the plants continue to grow until fall frost,
  they will likely require a stake, small cage, or
  some sort of support.
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Tropic VFN

• Indeterminate
• The sweet flavored fruits ripen to red with
  slight green shoulders
• Exceptionally disease-resistant has excellent
  versatility as a garden tomato
• Recommended highly for hot, humid disease-prone
  areas, especially where blight is a problem
• Long producer

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Wapsipinicon Tomato

• Plant produces heavy yields of 2" pinkish-yellow
  tomatoes that are fuzzy like a peach.
• Very flavorful and sweet.
• An excellent gourmet tomato.
• A variety from the Wapsipinicon River area, Iowa,
  USA.
• Voted Best Tasting tomato at the 2007 Seed
  Savers Tomato Festival
• Indeterminate

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• Yellow Pear Tomato
• Petite, distinctive salad tomato.
• The tall, vigorous vine bears quantities of
  small, 3/4-1 oz., lemon yellow, pear-shaped
  fruits.
• Mild flavor.
• Indeterminate
• Full Sun

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Tomatillo

• Primary ingredient in Latin American green sauce
  (salsa verde), means "little tomato" in Spanish
• These beauties pack a lot of flavor into their
  small containers. With a distinctly tart, almost
  lemony flavor, tomatillos enhance a broad range
  of dishes, from guacamole and appetizers to stews
  and steaks.
• The fruit of the tomatillo grows within a soft,
  parchment-like husk that is sometimes forced open
  as it approaches mature size, usually between 1"
  to 2" in diameter.
• Tomatillos are almost always harvested and used
  while still green. A yellowish or sometimes
  purplish blush on the fruit itself the husk can
  be pale green to light brown indicates a
  ripeness that makes them less desirable for
  common uses.
• Plants generally do not need to be staked