VEGETABLES
LARGE & MEDIUM FRUITED, OPEN-POLLINATED TYPES
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Brandywine - #00112 Q 90-100 days. An Amish heirloom dating back to the 1880’s that is considered to be one of the finest-flavored and one of the most popular large tomatoes ever pro- duced. Vigorous plants look like potato vines and produce good yields of large, firm, clear skinned, rose-pink fruits that weigh up to 1-1/2 lbs. Resistant to Early Blight and intermediate resistance to Late Blight. Indeterminate.
(H) 1/8 oz. $4.95; 3 or more $4.75 each (K) 1/2 oz. $15.95; 2 or more $14.95 each
Arkansas Traveler
Arkansas Traveler - #00040 Q 90 days. An heirloom from the Ozark Mountains of Arkansas and Missouri. Fruits are rough, medium-sized, about 6 oz., and pink in color. Excellent, creamy, mild flavor is the perfect balance of sweet and acid. Grows well anywhere and pro- duces even in hot, humid or drought con- ditions. Crack resistant. Indeterminate.
(H) 1/8 oz. $4.95; 3 or more $4.65 each (K) 1/2 oz. $15.95; 2 or more $14.95 each
Delicious - #00131 Q 77 days. Extra-large fruits weigh 1 lb. or more – some even up to 2 lbs. – and held the world record for a single tomato weighing more than 7 lbs. for 28 years! Produces smooth fruits that seldom crack, with small cavities, nearly solid meat, and excellent flavor. Heavy yielder and stores well. Developed from Beefsteak after 13 years of careful selection. Indeterminate.
(J) 1/4 oz. $5.95; 3 or more $5.50 each (L) 1 oz. $18.95; 2 or more $17.95 each
Beefsteak
Beefsteak - #00065 Q 80 days. Very large, flattened, solid, meaty, juicy, brilliantly red fruits are slightly ribbed and weigh up to 2 lbs. An excellent slicer, with a rich, sub-acid flavor. Heavy yielder. Indeterminate.
(J) 1/4 oz. $3.50; 3 or more $3.25 each (L) 1 oz. $10.95; 2 or more $9.95 each
Delicious Brandywine
Giant Belgium
Giant Belgium - #00299 Q 82-90 days. Huge, sweet fruits average 1 to 2 lbs. and have weighed as much as 5 lbs.! Dark pink fruits have smooth blos- som ends, low-acid and a mild flavor – so sweet, some growers use them in making wine. Solid meat and size means one slice per sandwich, making it a very popular va- riety. Indeterminate.
(H) 1/8 oz. $5.95; 3 or more $5.50 each (K) 1/2 oz. $18.95; 2 or more $17.95 each
Golden Jubilee
Golden Jubilee A - #00316 Q 72 days. AAS Winner. Golden-orange fruits, 2-1/2 to 3” across, are low in acid and have a mild flavor. Excellent for mak- ing tomato juice. Indeterminate.
(J) 1/4 oz. $3.95; 3 or more $3.65 each (L) 1 oz. $12.50; 2 or more $11.50 each
German Johnson Pink - #00289 Q 80 days. Vigorous potato leaf vines pro- duce large, 12 to 24 oz., rough pink fruits with yellow shoulders. Mild flavor, low acid and meaty. One of the highest rated pinks for flavor and yield. A popular farm- ers market variety. May contain a small percentage of regular-leaved plants. Crack resistant. Indeterminate.
German Johnson Pink 108
(H) 1/8 oz. $6.50; 3 or more $5.95 each (K) 1/2 oz. $19.95; 2 or more $18.95 each
Hillbilly
Hillbilly - #00347 Q 85 days. A West Virginia heirloom. Fruits are large, mild and an unusual orange- yellow color, streaked and mottled in red. Indeterminate.
(H) 1/8 oz. $5.95; 3 or more $5.50 each (K) 1/2 oz. $18.95; 2 or more $17.95 each
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