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Minggu, 13 April 2008

Golden Grape

A bright and sweet variety of grape tomato that is great for fresh eating. The Golden Grape bears bite-sized fruits with a sharp but full sweetness, much sweeter than the common grape tomato. Fruits ripen to a golden orange. 80-85 days. Indeterminate.

Glacier

Excellent early-type tomato variety producing 1 1/2-2" fruits in as early as 55 days. Fruits have a nice tangy-tomato flavor and are excellent for slicing and salads. Plants produce in cooler climates as well as hot areas, and unlike many early-season tomatoes, glacier plants can produce for the whole season.

Gary's Golden Bear

A very uniquely colored variety that bears large, 1-2lb fruits with a rich, golden orange color. The luscious fruits are rich in flavor and quite juicy. Great for slicing, perfect for fresh eating. Medium sized plant, fruits are borne in clusters. 75-80 days.

Garden Peach

This is truly a unique tomato. The Garden Peach not only has a yellow-red skin resembling a peach, but its fuzzy too, capturing the true feel of the peach fruit. Flavor is sweet, somewhat fruity, and quite good. Fruits are medium sized, and generally weigh 5-8oz.

Eva Black Ball

Beautiful pink-tinted German heirloom from the 1800's. This variety is known for its sweet flavor and juicy pulp.

Early Girl

Usually the earliest tomato to mature, the Early Girl is a highly popular selection for short-seasons. Fruits grow to 4-6oz. Nice flavor, juicy, medium in size. Indeterminate. 62 days

Dinner Plate

A jumbo sized tomato producing fruits up to 6" across! Beautiful, pink-skinned, heart shaped fruits are so big, a single slice will cover your sandwich. Sturdy plants will bear huge fruits when planted in good soil. Indeterminate. 90 days.