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Brandywine Sudduth Strain

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Potato leaf, Indeterminate, Mid to late season, oblate, Pink tomatoes between 6oz and 1LB 6oz This variety is originally from the Ben Quisenberry collection who reportedly obtained the seed from a Mrs Doris Sudduth Hill who said it had been in her family since about 1900. Where the Sudduth family obtained the seed is now lost to history and we know of no connection between the original Brandywine tomato and this one. Whilst the yields are not that large it certainly makes up for this with a complex and intense flavour sensation. A memorable tomato indeed! Minimum 20 seeds

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