6 truly unusual and interesting varieties, all distinctively different and all indeterminate! If you love the fascinating forms and rich, full flavor of heirloom Tomatoes, this is the mix you MUST grow! Aunt Ruby's German Green (85-90 days) is a large beefsteak on indeterminate vines. When fully ripe it will be a light green color with a tint of yellow and a faint pink blush. The fruit is 12 to 16 ounces, very sweet and spicy with a succulent bite like no other. Big Rainbow (80-102 days) is an indeterminate variety hailing from Pol County, Minnesota. Enormous, heavily ribbed fruits of gold with streaks of red, not only on the skin but right through the flesh, too, weigh in at up to 2 pounds. Black from Tula (75-85 days) is a Russian variety with the largest black Tomatoes ever grown. These fruits are 4 to 5 inches in diameter and slightly flattened (8 to 12 ounces on average). They're actually deep mahogany-brown to purple, often with green shoulders. The rich, smoky flavor of this Tomato is amazing! And the plants set fruit well in hot weather, making them a great choice for the south and southwest. Rare! Brandywine Red (80-100 days) sets fruit weighing up to 2 pounds, with incredible flavor. Cherokee Purple (80-100 days) offers slightly flattened fruit, about 10 to 12 ounces, colored a purple-brown-pink combination with green gel until it ripens. Full of old-fashioned "real tomato" flavor! Dixie Golden Giant (85-100 days) is a very mild, sweet Tomato, superb for slicing. Rich golden-yellow fruit can get up to 2 or even 2½ pounds on very vigorous vines. An Amish family has been growing this variety since the 1930s! Pkt is 30 seeds.
