Midseason variety that takes about 75 days to mature after transplant. Indeterminate vines have good disease resistance and produce heavy towards the end of the season. Created by Tom Wagner of Everett, Washington. The fruits are unusual in shape and color, much like...
95 days to ripen fruit after transplant. Plants are indeterminate and will grow up until the cold frost arrives. A 1994 variety discovered in Valle Crucis, North Carolina in the growing field by Keith Mueller. An outlier growing next to the other tomatoes and...
Early variety ripens fruit in 70 to 80 days from transplant. The large fruits grow on indeterminate vines. Coeur De Boeuf De Jérusalem, or ‘Jérusalem’ or ‘Jérusalem Giant’ originated in Israel and was brought back by tourist. The fruits are of...
Early season variety that produces ripe fruit in 75-85 days from transplant and grow from indeterminate vines. The plants thrive in early spring and in the fall when the heat is not at its hottest, a pattern is common for the black varieties from colder...
95-100 days. Indeterminate, potato leaf plant grows to about 5 feet. First shared with the SSE by Neil Lockhart from Oblong, Illinois in 2007. An Australian discovery in a Paul Robeson growing patch by David Lockwood (the “Grub” man himself). Fruits are...
