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  75 days. (Indeterminate) 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... |
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 80 days. (Indeterminate) [Family heirloom of Djena Lee since the early 1920's. 'Djena Lee's' tomato later won first prize at the Chicago Fair 10 years in a row! Introduced by SESE in 1987. Djena (pronounced 'Zshena') was part Indian and granddaughter of Minnesota financier Jim Lee. She grew... |
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 65 days. (indeterminate) [Selected from a sport of 'Galinas'. Named by Steve Draper in honor of Dr. Carolyn Male who first saved the seed.] The most flavorful yellow cherry tomato we have grown. It has an excellent balance of sugar, tartness and depth of flavor. The pale yellow, cherry-sized... |
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73 days. (Indeterminate) [Heirloom from New Zealand. When the 6th Earl of Edgecombe died in the 1960's, the heir to the title of 7th Earl was a relative in New Zealand who was a sheep farmer at the time. When he traveled to England to claim the title, he brought this tomato with him. Our seed... |
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73 Days. (Indeterminate) This tomato truly resembles a peach. 2–3 oz fruits have a peach-like fuzz and are yellow, often with a hint of pink blush when fully ripe. Outstanding flavor. A good storage tomato if picked light green right before frost. Highly split-resistant. Vigorous vines bear until... |
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78 days. [West Virginia heirloom, traded by employees of the C & O Railroad since the turn of the century. The first 'Ponderosa' variety was introduced 1891 by Peter Henderson and Co.] Somewhat rough, large-cored, yellow-gold fruits weigh over a pound. Not very tolerant of foliage diseases, but a... |
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89 days. (Indeterminate) [Introduced in 1990 by SESE. Heirloom from Madison Co., Indiana, since 1940.] 'Hughs' has gained a local reputation for its meaty fruit and sweet delicious flavor. It was rated as one of the better-flavored of 250 tomatoes grown during the summer of 1988. Though it... |
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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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78 days. (Indeterminate) [The name 'Manyel' means 'many moons'. An heirloom reportedly of recent Native American origin. Original seed sent to SESE by Carolyn Male.] Fruits look like yellow moons amidst the sparse green foliage. Creamy yellow tomatoes with a characteristic lemon-like... |
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66 days. (Indeterminate) Medium length vines produce an abundance of miniature orange tomatoes, 1-1/2" in diameter. A distinctive feature of 'Mini Orange' is its bright orange color. Mix this variety with red, yellow and green cherry tomatoes to make attractive salads. Flavor is mild and... |
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76 days. (Indeterminate) [Illinois heirloom from the Seed Savers Exchange.] Has the same great flavor as the popular pink-fruited 'Brandywine'. Fruits are large, slightly ribbed beefsteaks with sweet, tangy, delicious flavor. We rate it in the top 10% for flavor. Extremes of temperature may... |
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76 days. (Indeterminate) [IL heirloom from Seed Savers Exchange.] Same great flavor as pink-fruited Brandywine. Large, slightly ribbed beefsteaks with sweet, tangy, delicious flavor. We rate it in the top 10% for flavor. Temperature extremes sometimes cause some fruit shape irregularities. Large... |
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80 days. (Indeterminate Potato leaf) These large deep-yellow beefsteaks are not as productive as the pink variety, but the creamy texture and the complex flavor make it a must-try. |
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79 days. (Indeterminate) [Possibly first available commercially in 1929 by Livingston Seed Co. though it dates from about 1915 as a family heirloom from Willis, Virginia. Reintroduced in 1989 by SESE.] 'Yellow Oxheart' rates in the top 5% of all yellow and golden tomatoes in our trials, and was... |
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75 days. (Indeterminate) (asc, fw1) [First described in 1805 by Persoon.] Pear-shaped yellow tomatoes about 1-1/2 x 3/4" with mild flavor. Very productive, and heat-resistant. Excellent for popping in your mouth or... |
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