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Abe Lincoln
This heirloom tomato was introduced in Illinois back in 1923 by the Buckbee Seed Company. Abe Lincoln is an indeterminate type tomato, meaning it continues to grow throughout the season until frost kills the plant or a gardener prunes off the growing tip.
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Ailsa Craig
Named after an island off the coast of Scotland and first introduced in 1887 by David Murray, the gardener for the Marquis of Ailsa, at Culzean Castle. A great globe shaped, straw colored onion, sure to impress, capable of growing to 2 pounds each.
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All Sweet Watermelon
All Sweet Watermelon This variety was developed as a sister line to Crimson Sweet by Dr. Hall at the University of Kansas. Stands in the field for an extended period without over ripening. Elongated, striped fruits, 25-30 pounds each.
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American Spinach Seeds
Spinach America Seeds is A long standing bloomsdale type spinach, fine quality, heavy yields. Excellent for fresh use, canning or freezing. Sow to bolt, tolerant to heat and drought. 40-50 days.
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Amish Paste
The Amish Paste Tomato, reputed to have originated in the 1870s with the Amish people in Medford, Wisconsin, the oldest Amish settlement in that state. Fortunately for the rest of us, Amish Paste was “discovered” in the heart of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.
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Anaheim Chili Pepper
Anaheim Chili Pepper: Introduced by Emilio Ortega in the early 1900s near Anaheim, California. Very popular in Mexican dishes of all types, especially chile rellenos. Used extensively for ristras and for grinding into powder. Typical fruits are 6″ long.
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Ananas Noire
Unique interior color, reminding one of tie-dyed fabric. Awesome for slicing.
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