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  70 days. (Indeterminate) [Introduced 1951 by Gleckler’s from Argentina. Called “Sprayless” because the vigorous vines needed no treatment.] Tasty red tomatoes on disease-resistant vines. Produces a high percentage of uniform, defect-free 3-4 in. fruits. Flavor is sweet with some intricacy.... |
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 78 days. (Determinate) Italian heirloom bred for sun-drying, this low-moisture variety maintains more flavor when dried than do other varieties. Slightly oval, 1 oz fruits. Prized in Italian cooking when reconstituted in olive oil, they can also be crushed into small flakes to... |
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( Lycopersicon pimpinellifolium) 62 days. (Indeterminate) [Wild South American tomato.] Intensely flavored, berry-sized, ½ in. red fruits in clusters of 16-20. Pkt. |
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(vw, fw1, asc) 75 days. (Determinate) Very popular, pear-shaped paste tomato. Widely adapted. Fruit ripens uniformly. Highly productive, good resistance to disease and fruit-worm. 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 tolerance 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 tolerance to Septoria Leaf Spot. 4-5 oz fruits. (1.5 g) |
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75 days. (Indeterminate) The original strain of this famous New Jersey tomato. When Rutgers University refined the variety in 1943, they took out some of the vininess, but also some of the flavor. This original strain tastes better. Pkt. |
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(vw, fw1, asc, gw) 73 days. (Determinate) [Developed by the Campbell Soup Company in 1928 from a cross of Marglobe and J.T.D. Further refined by Rutgers U. in 1943.] Popular since its introduction, still well known for... |
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80 days. (Indeterminate) [Italian heirloom, famous for its use in Neapolitan pizza and other Italian dishes.] Long Roma-type tomatoes, 3-4 oz fruits with pointed ends. Thick, dry, low acid flesh contains few seeds. Very productive 6 ft. tall plants have good disease resistance.... |
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55 days. (Determinate) [Heirloom from Edmonton, Canada, sent to SESE from Dr. Male. Introduced 1997.] Highly productive, flavorful and large-fruited. Ripens ahead of all other extra-early varieties in our trials. Unlike other extra-early varieties, the fruits are flavorful and large, averaging 6-8... |
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55 days. (Determinate) [Heirloom from Edmonton, Canada, sent to SESE from Dr. Male. Introduced 1997.] Highly productive, flavorful and large-fruited. Ripens ahead of all other extra-early varieties in our trials. Unlike other extra-early varieties, the fruits are flavorful and large, averaging 6-8... |
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62 days. (Indeterminate) [Czech.] Pronounced stoo-PEECH. Early bearing, productive, disease-tolerant, and flavorful. It usually produces until frost. Great flavor depth with excellent sweet-tart balance. Juicy 3-4 oz. fruits borne in clusters of 6-8. Fruit ripens to red (with an orange undertone)... |
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62 days. (Indeterminate) [Czech.] Pronounced stoo-PEECH. Early bearing, productive, disease-tolerant, and flavorful. It usually produces until frost. Great flavor depth with excellent sweet-tart balance. Juicy 3-4 oz. fruits borne in clusters of 6-8. Fruit ripens to red (with an orange undertone)... |
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( Lycopersicon pimpinellifolium) 76 days. (Indeterminate) [SESE introduction, 1994.] Large currant-type ½ in. orange-red fruits borne in clusters of 12. The berry-sized fruits are larger than true currant tomatoes and are intensely flavored and sweet. Pkt. |
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85 days. (Indeterminate) [Selected by Merlyn Niedens from a cross of Tappy’s Finest and a red-fruited tomato.] The best features of Tappy’s Finest have been combined with more uniformity and red color. 6 oz red fruits have excellent sweet full flavor and a meaty texture. Good insect and disease... |
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fw1, asc, rkn, ab, clm, gw, st, tmv1, tmv4, sun, cr) 80 days. (Indeterminate) [Developed by U. of Florida.] This exceptionally disease-resistant variety has excellent versatility as a garden, greenhouse, or market... |
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In germination test, hope to have 3/15/15* fw1, asc, rkn, ab, clm, gw, st, tmv1, tmv4, sun, cr) 80 days. (Indeterminate) [Developed by U. of Florida.] This exceptionally... |
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(fw1, lb, sun, vw) 70 days. (Indeterminate) [1963, WVU AES] 6-8 oz red fruits, meaty flesh, small cores, few blemishes. Excellent, mildly sweet flavor. Good disease resistance includes resistance to late blight race T-0... |
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(fw1, lb, sun, vw) 70 days. (Indeterminate) [1963, WVU AES] 6-8 oz red fruits, meaty flesh, small cores, few blemishes. Excellent, mildly sweet flavor. Good disease resistance includes resistance to late blight race T-0... |
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60 days. (Short indeterminate) [Seeds collected from a region 60 km south of Moscow, introduced by SESE 1999. Zarnitsa translates as “summer lightning.”] An early-bearing, productive, red-fruited variety with fruit averaging 2 x 2½ in. Short vines are suited for staking or ground... |
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