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Pineapple Tomato, ORG, LOC
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Trusty Tomato, ORG, LOC
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Gardeners Delight Tomato, ORG
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Full flavored, sweet and fruity. This yellow beefsteak type can grow quite large. Deep golden yellow, punctuated with red swirls throughout. Seeds grown in Indiana by LIFE Certified Organic Farm.
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Trusty is a Nature's Crossroads exclusive, a large heirloom tomato bred in central Indiana for over 70 years. Hearty beefsteak flavor and large fruit. Seeds grown in Indiana by LIFE Certified Organic Farm.
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These sweet little gems are best eaten right in the garden. Large clusters of red cherries are prolific and rambling.
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Green Zebra Tomato, ORG
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Black Prince Tomato, ORG
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Striped German Tomato, ORG
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Green when fully ripe, makes a great addition to any tomato salad. Fruit is tangy with distinctive tiger stripes. Indeterminate vines are productive through the entire season.
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Great flavor and unique dusky purple color make this one stand out. Medium/small fruit quarter well into salads. Harvest promptly. Indeterminate vines.
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These fruits are marbled throughout with red and yellow. Fine, high flavor and beautiful appearance will make it a favorite. Medium, indeterminate vines yield well.
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Red Beefsteak Tomato, ORG
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Orange Russian Tomato, ORG, LOC
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Red Brandywine Tomato, ORG
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Classic red beefsteak fruit has deep, homegrown flavor. Large indeterminate vines need staking or caging for best production.
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Orange Russian is the only ox-heart-shaped tomato that has been discovered with stripes. Fruits range from a half-pound to a pound with strawberry swirls on an orange base. Seeds grown in Indiana by LIFE Certified Organic Farm.
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Perfect balance of tomato flavor and sweetness make this variety one of the best. Very large, 1-2 lb fruit grow on an indeterminate vine. Harvest early to avoid cracking.
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