33 product(s) found for "New for 2012"

Indeterminate, regular leaf, late.  8-16 oz orange beefsteak shaped fruit,  on productive vines.  Good flavor.  Named after the Amana Corporation By Gary Staley. 

Indeterminate' regular leaf, mid season.  Plants produce a large amount of 1-2 oz orange grape shaped fruit, with a distinctive point on the blossom end. Good flavor.  

Indeterminate, Regular leaf, mid season.  Very attractive 10-16 oz pink beefsteak shaped fruit,  with exceptional flavor. plants are productive.  Worth a try.

85 days.  Short plants produce a good yield of 4" round green apple colored fruits.  Mild flavor. 

Indeterminate, regular leaf, mid season.  A heavy yield of 12-16 oz red beefsteaks,  with exceptional flavor.  A heirloom from Macedonia.  

Indeterminate, mid-season, regular leaf.  Plants produce a good yield 6-16 oz green beefsteak shaped fruit, with very good flavor.  A heirloom from Germany, brought to the US by the grandfather of Ruby Arnold whom it is named after.  Definitely worth a try.

Indeterminate, regular leaf, mid season.  Plants produce an abundant amount of 1-2 lb red ribbed beefsteak shaped fruit.  With exceptional flavor.  These did well in the hot 2011 summer for us. An Australian heirloom.

Indeterminate, regular leaf, mid season.  6-10 oz red globe shaped fruit.  Good production and old time tomato flavor. 

Indeterminate, regular leaf, Late.  A very nice 1lb+ pink beefsteak on productive vines. Collected from farmers in Belgium by Rita De Clereq.  

Indeterminate, regular leaf, late.  Plants produce 1-2 lb pink beefsteak shaped fruit. Good flavor and above average production.  Originally from a Belgian farmers market obtained by Rita De Clereq.