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Muddy Waters

by chris | Feb 6, 2020

Indeterminate plant not too big about 4 feet, giving ripe fruit within 75-80 days from transplant. It is a variety by Tom Wagner of Everett, from a cross between P20 Blue and something else a segregate of the Blue Zebra. Muddy Waters was named after an American blues...

Dark Orange Muscat

by chris | Feb 6, 2020

Large indeterminate vines grow north of 8 feet. 85 days for ripe fruit. Dark American Heirloom large cherry tomato. The color of the skin is an unusual shade of orange/brown, almost bronze with a green glow and dark shoulder markings. Good firm texture with juicy...

Wild Galapagos

by chris | Feb 6, 2020

Indeterminate vines. 85 days to ripen fruit after transplantation. A wild and edible tomato species endemic to the Galapagos Islands (AKA Solanum cheesmaniae).The Wild Galapagos Cherry is one of two wild tomato species found in and endemic to the Galapagos Islands...

Zlatvia

by Reto Zgraggen | Apr 22, 2019

Indeterminate vines produce ripe fruit in 75 days. Zlatvia is a variety from the Czech Republic sold commercially and developed by Moravoseed company in 2008. This variety produces round, orange fruits with reddish flesh inside and resembles a grapefruit. Some of the...

Persimmon

by chris | May 30, 2017

Fruits grow on indeterminate vines and take 80 days to ripen. The persimmon tomato is an old heirloom variety first grown in 1781 by Thomas Jefferson. It is an orange tomato that has great depth and is uncharacteristic of an orange tomato because it lacks the acidity...