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Tomatoes
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Bush Goliath Hybrid VFN 68 days. An amazing variety specially developed for patio gardeners and those with limited garden space. Its attractive, compact plants, up to 3½ ft. tall, have a 'patio' look - the surprise is their huge, red, 3 to 4" fruits packed with flavorful meat and high sugar content. Bears consistently up to frost, needs little staking. |
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Early Goliath Hybrid 58 days. The same the superb size, perfect shape, continuous production, luscious flavor and broad disease resistance as Goliath. The bonus is its remarkable earliness - extend the Goliath growing season at the front end by a full week or more without sacrificing the things we love most about Goliath - extra-large harvests of big (8 oz.) red, sweet fruits that are deep oblate to globe-shaped. Without question, a better yielder than the other early varieties. |
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Goliath Hybrid 65 days. Tall vigorous plants (indeterminate, should be staked) will produce yield after yield of these beauties, and modern disease resistance makes Goliath widely adaptable to the North, South, and anywhere in between. |
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Cherry Hybrid Types
Green Grape 70 days. Frustrated with trying to make those green tomatoes turn red and ripe without spoiling? This breakthrough variety will make your day. Pioneering development by a leading European seed specialist has given us the first, fully-ripened green cherry tomato! Fruits are just under 1" across, profusely borne on vigorous plants. Very juicy and sweet, perfect for naturally green ketchups, soups, garnishes, sauces and hors d'oeuvres . Determinate. |
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Cherry Hybrid Types
Grapette Hybrid Tomato 75 days. Thin-skinned and juicy, with a distinctive flavor and inviting shape we could go on and on about this versatile new variety that mimics a fine grape in all respects but its sweet tomato taste and texture. Oblong fruits weigh just 1/3 to ½ oz. each, and present themselves in clusters of 16 to 40 fruits each - easy pickings, and even easier eating! Ideal for America's current preference for smaller, gourmet-type tomatoes. Resists Fusarium Wilt. Semi-determinate. |
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Cherry Hybrid Types
Jolly 70-75 days. Meaty fruits are produced in clusters of 9 to 14, weighing about 1½ oz. each, with a distinct peach shape. Not prone to cracking. Indeterminate. |
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Cherry Hybrid Types
Sweet Million 60 days. Terrific flavor in high yields of super-sweet cherry tomatoes that have an excellent, hybrid-bred disease resistance. Long chains of smooth, dark red, 1-1½" fruits are produced on large, vigorous plants. Matures early and continues till frost. Indeterminate. |
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Fresh Market Types
Jetsetter Hybrid VFFNASt 64 days. Jetsetter matures in only 64 days - but sacrifices nothing in return great 'real tomato' flavor, large, 8 oz. fruits that are smooth, juicy, flattened-globe shaped with huge yields and remarkable disease resistance. Indeterminate. |
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Fresh Market Types
Mountain Fresh Hybrid VFF 79 days. This release m N.C. State has better flavor and larger fruits than Mountain Pride. Smooth blossom scar. Fruit grades Jumbo, exceeding 3½". Determinate. |
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Paste Types
Classica Hybrid VFFN 76 days. A high yielder of perfectly pear-shaped fruits, high in sugar for extra sweetness, and easy to peel. Large fruits average over 3-1/2 oz., with thick walls, excellent color and firmness. Unlike most true pear varieties, Classica is so tasty, it's highly recommended for salads and straight-from-the-vine eating. Determinate. |
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Paste Types
Roma VFA 75 days. Most well-known paste-type, perfect for sauces, pastes and catsup. Heavy crops of bright red, pear-shaped fruits, meaty, few seeds. Determinate. |
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Paste Types
Viva Italia Hybrid VFFNASt Very adaptable with the classic, blocky pear shape. Very high yielder. More disease resistance than other paste types. Determinate. |
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Red Types
Abraham Lincoln 75 days. Delicious, old-timey flavor with the uniformity and disease resistance of a hybrid. The male parent is an heirloom with a strong growing, indeterminate plant. The female parent of the hybrid cross provides earlier maturity - just 75 days from transplant - and much more disease resistance. Delicious, globe-shaped, bright red fruits average 8 oz., often growing considerably larger. |
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Red Types
Big Beef 73 days. This revolutionary tomato combines old-fashioned qualities with modem technology to yield one of the best tomatoes yet developed. Big Beef starts with old-fashioned flavor. It then couples that flavor with bred-in hybrid qualities: colossal fruit size, exceptional yield, consistent uniformity and excellent disease resistance. Fruits are globe-shaped, smooth and uniform, weighing 9 oz. to a pound - most averaging 10-12 oz. |
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Red Types
Big Boy 78 days. Huge, crack-free beef-steak fruits sometimes weighing a pound or more! Flavor is superb, with a perfect, sugar/acid balance. Fruits are smooth, blemish-free and uniformly round with thick meaty flesh, ideal for slicing or frying. Tall vigorous plants are indeterminate. |
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Red Types
Big Girl 78 days. Heavy, full-season producer of large, bright red, firm fruits. Crack tolerant. |
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Red Types
Better Boy VFN 75 days. One of our most popular hybrids. Plump, juicy, deep red tomatoes often weigh in at more than one pound... Once they arrive mid-season, they just keep on coming! Fruits are extremely flavorful, with brilliant scarlet skin and flesh that's juicy yet firm. Heavy foliage protects fruits from sunscald, while spreading vines produce in abundance. Highly adaptable, and thrives in nearly any climate. Excellent disease resistance. |
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Red Types
Brandywine 90-100 days. Features one of the finest flavored large tomatoes ever offered. Vigorous plants look like potato vines with good yields of large, firm, clear skinned, rose-pink fruits up to 1½ lbs. Indeterminate. |
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Red Types
Bush Celebrity VFFNTASt 67 days. Abundant, large, flavorful fruits on plants just 15" tall set a few new standards of their own, maturing a few days earlier than Celebrity (above) and ripening from the inside out with no green shoulders. Sweet, glossy red fruits average 8 to 9 oz. with that famous 'Celebrity' flavor that perfectly balances sugars and acids. Even stronger disease resistance than Celebrity and an ability to set fruits under many growing conditions. |
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Red Types
Celebrity VFFNT 70 days. Semi-spreading plants that can be mulched and left unsupported, but which perform best when grown on stakes. New standard for main-crop hybrids where multiple disease resistance is required. Features bright red, 7 oz., globe-shaped fruits. Semi-determinate. |
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Red Types
Cluster Grande Hybrid 63 days. A big step forward in cluster tomatoes, with larger fruits that hold up well on the shelf, present good color, better taste and superior yields. More versatile than the smaller cluster varieties that have dominated produce sections to date. Fruits reach 5 oz. or more, with a nicely rounded shape that's only slight flattened. Very uniform in color. More distinctly flavorful than most. Plants are vigorous, with medium-long internodes. Indeterminate. |
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Red Types
Crimson Fancy VFFASt 75 days. A sister to Celebrity (above), slightly larger and a few days later. First hybrid developed specifically for the needs of inexperienced gardeners! Has a very forgiving nature: you can do just about anything to it, and it still produces! Large fruits, about 8 oz., are luscious and sweet. Superb disease resistance. |
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Red Types
Daybreak Hybrid VFFASt 65 days. Tired of sacrificing fruit size and yield for early maturity? This tomato is both big and early - thanks to the patient breeder who crossed hundreds of large-fruited late tomatoes with early varieties until Daybreak was born! Bears continuous crops of 8 to 10 oz. fruits with flesh that is juicy and sweet in smooth, blemish resistant skins. Medium compact, space-saving vines grown unstaked as a bush, on short stakes and in cages. Fruit starts out with green shoulders then ripens to a deep red. Determinate. |
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Red Types
Early Girl VFN 54 days. It's hard to find truly tasty tomatoes early in the season, but Early Girl delivers every time... then keeps delivering longer than most varieties, on and on throughout the summer! One of the earliest slicing varieties, Early Girl produces meaty, ripe, red fruits, averaging 4 to 6 oz., slightly flattened and bright crimson in color. A firm texture and blemish-resistant skin make this variety extremely desirable for its eye appeal as well as its flavor. Hardy, indeterminate vines produce heavy yields. |
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Red Types
First LadyFirst Lady VFNT 66 days. Extra-early, full-season bearer of mid-sized, smooth, tasty fruits. Crack resistant and perfect for the early market. |
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Red Types
Giant Oxheart 90 days. Large (12 oz. to 2 lbs.), firm, meaty, heart shaped fruits have thick walls, few seeds and a mild flavor. The vigorous vines produce high yields of fruits that mature late but are well worth the wait! Indeterminate. |
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Red Types
Rutgers Select VFASt 75 days. All-purpose variety, ideal for canning. Ripens evenly from inside out. Bright red fruits, with heavy walls, average about 7 oz. Full-bodied flavor in an attractive, old time favorite. Disease resistant. Determinate. |
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Yellow Gold Type
Golden Girl Hybrid VFFSt 69 days. The mildest-flavored tomato we've ever tasted! Golden-orange fruits are ideal sliced or in salads, and add a Midas touch to any table. Smooth, deep-oblate fruits average 7 ounces each, with a mild, almost-sweet flavor (unlike the reds) that is as appealing as its stunning appearance! Requires no pruning. Determinate. |
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Yellow Gold Type
Jubilee 72 days. Golden orange fruits (2½ to 3" across) are low acid for mild flavor. Excellent for making tomato juice. Indeterminate. |
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Yellow Gold Type
Lemon Boy VFN 72 days. Lemon yellow, not golden, in color. Highly adaptable VFN plants yield large, deep oblate fruits, averaging 7 to 8 oz. and about 3½ inches across. Out yields all other 'golden' tomatoes available. Adds inviting color to salads. |
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