TOMATO / HANDPICKED
New twists on old garden favorites We trialed hundreds of heirlooms for key traits like color, flavor, quality, yield. Our favorites were selected… crossed…tested and evaluated. The result: Heirloom Marriage hybrid tomatoes, with much higher yields and earlier maturity than their parents, plus all of the great flavor and less fruit blemishes.
Heirloom Marriage Cherokee Carbon
TOMATO Solanum lycopersicum (Lycopersicon esculentum) Seed supplied as: Raw
Heirloom Marriage Big Brandy
Heirloom Marriage Genuwine
Name
Days to maturity from transplant
Fruit characteristics
Growth Comments
HEIRLOOM MARRIAGE™ COLLECTION Big Brandy F 1 75-80
Beefsteak, pink 12-15 oz. (340 to 425 g) Beefsteak, purple 10-12 oz. (283 to 340 g)
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Big, pink fruit with outstanding flavor is a cross of Big Dwarf and Brandywine. Best in-ground. Robust purple beefsteak with rich flavor. A cross of Cherokee Purple and Carbon. Best in-ground. Also available as organic seed.
Cherokee Carbon F 1 75-80
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Genuwine F 1
70-75
Slicer, red 10.5-11.5 oz. (298 to 326 g)
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Big red slicer tomato is a cross of Costoluto Genovese and Brandywine. Ready to harvest 12 to 19 days earlier than Brandywine! Best in-ground.
Disease terminology: HR = High Resistance, IR = Intermediate Resistance Disease codes: EB - Early Blight, F1 - Fusarium Race 1, F2 - Fusarium Race 2, F3 - Fusarium Race 3, LB - Late Blight, LM - Leaf Mold, N - Nematodes, SLS - Septoria Leaf Spot, TMV - Tobacco Mosaic Virus, ToMV - Tomato Mosaic Virus, V - Verticillium Growth: CD - Compact Determinate, CI - Compact Indeterminate, D - Determinate, I - Indeterminate, SD - Semi-determinate
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