Some Other Colors

 

New for 2008!   Blue Fruit ( $4.95) 76 days. Astonishing color and sublime flavor make this 2”- 3” round, purplish- gray, almost blue tomato a rare and wonderful surprise for your garden. Averaging about 8 ounces, with all the enticing flavor of the legendary black tomatoes, its unmatched color makes it a real delight. Growing on a potato-leafed plant, Blue Fruit is rich and smoky, easy to grow and very prolific.

 

New for 2008!  Cherokee Chocolate ($4.95) 75 days. This gorgeous tomato is sweet, rich and luscious, with a very distinctive dark chocolate mahogany hue, and brownish-black shoulders. 12 ounces and plentiful on the vine; this  stunning beauty which arose as spontaneous 'rogue' tomato in Craig LeHoullier's garden several years ago.  Craig stabilized it and now this 4-inch beefsteak variety has developed a great following among celebrity chefs because of its exceptionally rich color and flavor.

 

 

Great White ($4.95) 85 days. (B) This huge, 16-20 oz. creamy-white beefsteak heirloom has a dazzling pink blush on the blossom end when ripe, and wonderfully sweet, tropical melon-like flavor. Stunning on the vine, enchanting at the table. My favorite white tomato.

 

 

  Mr. Brown ($4.95) 80 days. I love Mr. Brown, an enchanting, deep-chocolate hued, lightly fluted, 8 oz. medium size fruit. The flavor of this much sought after tomato is rich, smoky, sweet and lingering. This is a new favorite of mine and judging from all the interest in it, rapidly growing in popularity among heirloom aficionados worldwide. Created by Jeff Dawson, it is unusual, beautiful, and unforgettable. Mr. Brown; the talk of the town.

 

 

Super Snow White ($4.95) 70 days. (E)   A gourmet's delight. I can't say enough about this exquisite, ping pong ball sized, white cherry tomato which ripens from white to ivory to palest yellow with a bright, rich and sweet juicy flavor. Very prolific, easy to grow, pretty as starlight and a top seller.

 

 

 

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