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CHEF’S CHOICE SERIES This exciting series boasts four award winning varieties. All feature bold color, superior taste and texture. Beefsteak-type fruits are great for canning and stewing, as well as, eat- ing fresh. Crack and Anthracnose resistant.


See ‘Chef’s Choice Red’ on Back Cover.


Pink FNT - #00177 Q 110 days. 2015 AAS Winner. Very large, 12 to 14 oz. fruits – many often weighing over 1 lb. each! Meaty and juicy with the perfect acid to sugar ratio.


Pink Early Girl Green


Green VFT - #00176 Q 90 days. 2016 AAS Winner. Beautiful green, 6 to 7” fruits have subtle yellow stripes and a wonderful sweet, yet tangy, flavor. Plants produce heavy 9 to 10 oz. fruits with a flattened globe shape.


Yellow VFT - #00173 Q 90 days. 2017 AAS Winner. Gorgeous 10 oz. beefsteak-type fruits have a sweet, cit- rus-like flavor with just the right amount of acid and the perfect tomato texture. Plants produce loads of 6 to 7”, golden yellow fruits. Resistant to Scab. Prices, per variety:


(G) 250 seeds $7.75; 3 or more $7.25 each (C) 1000 seeds $24.95; 2 or more $23.50 each


Yellow Orange


Orange T - #00178 Q 75 days. 2014 AAS Winner. Bright or- ange, inside and out – won’t fade when


cooked! Bred from the popular heirloom Amana Orange with the same wonderful flavor and unique color, but with much earlier maturity. Flattened globe shaped, 5 to 6” fruits average 9 to 12 oz. each.


HEIRLOOM MARRIAGE SERIES Fantastic


Fantastic VFA - #00262 Q 65 days. These tasty, 3 to 5”, globe-shaped, scarlet red, medium-sized fruits have good crack resistance. Fruits are meaty and firm with delicious beefsteak flavor. Heavy yields are excellent for canning and makes a good slicer.


(G) 250 seeds $6.75; 3 or more $6.45 each (C)1000 seeds $21.95; 2 or more $20.50 each


These varieties are produced from modern day unions of heirloom parents providing hybrid vigor while maintaining the virtue and in- tegrity of their old-fashioned beginnings. Especially bred for improved yields, earlier ma- turity, fewer blemishes and the same old- time flavor that has made them so popular.


Big Brandy - #00077 Q 75-80 days. Beefsteak-type – a cross of Big Dwarf and Brandywine. Fruits, 12 to 15 oz. each, have a juicy, sweet flavor.


Genuwine - #00279 Q 70-75 days. Slicing type – a cross of Cos- toluto Genovese and Brandywine. Fruits weigh 10-1/2 to 11-1/2 oz. each and have a nice flavor.


Big Brandy


Prices, above 2: (V) 100 seeds $12.95; 3 or more $11.95 each (W) 500 seeds $51.95; 2 or more $49.95 each


Genuwine 105


Early Girl VFF - #00240 Q 57 days. One of the earliest slicing vari- eties available and probably THE most popular! Large, bright red, slightly flat- tened fruits, average 4 to 6 oz. when ma- ture. Firm texture, meaty, and blemish- resistant skins make this variety extremely desirable for its eye appeal, as well as, its mouth-watering flavor. Excellent for con- tainer gardening. Compact plants produce heavy yields.


(G) 250 seeds $16.50; 3 or more $15.50 each (C)1000 seeds $52.95; 2 or more $50.95 each


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