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   70-80 days. (Indeterminate) Russian Heirloom Variety Prolific producer of 2 oz. elongated deep mahogany-brown fruit with a touch of green on the stem end. Black color develops best in hot day weather. The flavor is rich, complex, and full-bodied. Perfect for sauce, drying, or eating out of hand. |
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75 days. (Determinate.) (vw, fw1, asc, cr) [Introduced 1963. Developed by the H. J. Heinz Co.] Round fruits average 6 to 8 oz., are uniform ripening, and have good crack resistance. 'Heinz 1350' is a productive garden... |
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79 days. (Determinate) Highly productive pear-shaped paste tomato with good disease resistance and good holding quality. Fruits weigh 2 to 3 oz. and are borne in clusters of 4. Bears until frost. This is our favorite red paste tomato because of its high yields and healthy vines, plus the... |
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 75 days [A chance cross of Dad's Sunset and Bisignano #2, selected by Merlyn and Mary Ann Niedens] Indeterminate plants bear lots of 4-6 oz bright yellow/orange paste-type tomatoes. Attractive in salads, or makes a rich, sweet golden sauce. Pkt |
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85-90 days. (Indeterminate) [Ben Quisenberry tomato selected in VA by grower Barbara Rosholdt] Long 2x5 inch meaty fruits have few seeds. Their sweet flavor and firm texture serves equally well in a salad or sauce. Very good yields. |
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88 days. (Indeterminate) [German heirloom from Pennsylvania's Pittman Valley.] Unusual, elongated, pointy-ended paste tomato. Pink-red fruits, 1-1/2" x 5", are nearly seedless, and make a wonderful sauce. Should be caged or staked for best results. Has a tendency to drop some ripe fruit, but fruit... |
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75 days. (Determinate) (vw, fw1, asc) A very popular, pear-shaped paste tomato. Widely adapted. Fruit ripens uniformly. Productive cropper best suited to ground culture. Good resistance to disease and to fruitworm.... |
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75 days. (Determinate) Neighboring farmer and Growing for Market writer Pam Dawling has been saving this locally adapted strain since 2001, selecting for high, early yields and resistance to Septoria Leaf Spot. 4-5 oz fruits. Pkt |
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75 days. (Determinate) Neighboring farmer and Growing for Market writer Pam Dawling has been saving this locally adapted strain since 2001, selecting for high, early yields and resistance to Septoria Leaf Spot. 4-5 oz fruits. |
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73 days. (Determinate) (vw, fw1, asc, gw) ['Rutgers' was developed by the Campbell Soup Company in 1928 from a cross of 'Marglobe' and 'J.T.D.' The variety was later refined by Rutgers University in 1943.] 'Rutgers'... |
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