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TOMATO, ABE LINCOLN (HEIRLOOM)
"Abe Lincoln" produces brilliant red, round, medium sized tomatoes which grow in clusters up to 9. This rich, slightly acidic fruit has a delicious flavor that has been enjoyed since 1923. With its indeterminate vines, these 12 oz. tomatoes can be harvested until frost.
Start seed indoors in a sunny location 6 weeks prior to warm weather. Transplant outdoors in full sun when seedlings display 4-6 leaves and weather is warm. Seed can be sown directly into garden when soil is warm. Tomatoes cannot tolerate frost.
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TOMATO, AUNT RUBY'S GERMAN GREEN (HEIRLOOM)
"Aunt Ruby's German Green" is a large green beefsteak tomato. With its delicious, sweet, spicy flavor and up to 16 oz. fruits, you will make room in your garden for these. They are light green when ripe with a tint of yellow and a pink blush underneath.
Start seed indoors in a sunny location 6 weeks prior to warm weather. Transplant outdoors in full sun when seedlings display 4-6 leaves and weather is warm. Seed can be sown directly into garden when soil is warm. Tomatoes cannot tolerate frost.
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TOMATO, BLACK KRIM (HEIRLOOM)
An old Russian heirloom tomato almost black in color with green shoulders. With fruits up to 12 oz. these globe shaped tomatoes have a salty flavor different from any tomato you have tasted. Indeterminate vines.
Start seed indoors in a sunny location 6 weeks prior to warm weather. Transplant outdoors in full sun when seedlings display 4-6 leaves and weather is warm. Seed can be sown directly into garden when soil is warm. Tomatoes cannot tolerate frost. |
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TOMATO, CHEROKEE PURPLE (HEIRLOOM)
"Cherokee Purple" can be the conversation starter of your garden. Originally grown by Cherokee Indians, this tomato has a smoky, sweet flavor that has been enjoyed for over 100 years. These indeterminate vines exhibit 10-12 oz. tomatoes with pink-purple flesh. Disease tolerant.
Start seed indoors in a sunny location 6 weeks prior to warm weather. Transplant outdoors in full sun when seedlings display 4-6 leaves and weather is warm. Seeds can be sown directly into garden when soil is warm. Tomatoes cannot tolerate frost.
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TOMATO, MORTGAGE LIFTER V (HEIRLOOM)
"Mortgage Lifter" has huge tomatoes that reach more than 2 pounds and are very meaty with few seeds. An old story states that a man from West Virginia developed this variety and sold enough seedlings to pay off the mortgage on his house. Indeterminate vines.
Start seed indoors in a sunny location 6 weeks prior to warm weather. Transplant outdoors in full sun when seedlings display 4-6 leaves and weather is warm. Seed can be sown directly into garden when soil is warm. Tomatoes cannot tolerate frost.
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