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Indeterminate - 80 days
This solid, juicy, slightly sweet heirloom tomato was introduced in 1870 by Colonel George E. Waring, Jr., of Rhode Island. He sold the seeds for $5 per packet (equivalent to about $80 today), and gardeners paid the exorbitant price hoping to win the $100 grand prize at the local fair.
Each plant produces a good amount of medium-sized (5- to 12-ounce), red, slightly flattened-globe-shaped fruits. They are ideal for slicing and eating fresh, as well as for canning or making sauce.
Indeterminate - 80 days
This solid, juicy, slightly sweet heirloom tomato was introduced in 1870 by Colonel George E. Waring, Jr., of Rhode Island. He sold the seeds for $5 per packet (equivalent to about $80 today), and gardeners paid the exorbitant price hoping to win the $100 grand prize at the local fair.
Each plant produces a good amount of medium-sized (5- to 12-ounce), red, slightly flattened-globe-shaped fruits. They are ideal for slicing and eating fresh, as well as for canning or making sauce.
Indeterminate - 80 days
This solid, juicy, slightly sweet heirloom tomato was introduced in 1870 by Colonel George E. Waring, Jr., of Rhode Island. He sold the seeds for $5 per packet (equivalent to about $80 today), and gardeners paid the exorbitant price hoping to win the $100 grand prize at the local fair.
Each plant produces a good amount of medium-sized (5- to 12-ounce), red, slightly flattened-globe-shaped fruits. They are ideal for slicing and eating fresh, as well as for canning or making sauce.
