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BLACK PLUM #TP129<br />

70 days. Indeterminate plants covered in dainty little<br />

plum-shaped fruits, 2" long by 1" wide. Mahogany-skinned<br />

berries show some green-shoulders, and have the complex<br />

flavor gardeners expect in a black/purple type. Makes a<br />

wonderful salsa or spaghetti sauce, yet juicy enough for<br />

fresh use. Pkt $2.50<br />

BLACK PRINCE #TP104<br />

70 days. An heirloom from Irkutsk, Siberia. The 5 oz<br />

tomatoes are round and very uniform; the color is a<br />

wonderful deep blackish-chocolate brown. The flavor is as<br />

deep, sweet and rich as the color. A unique salad tomato,<br />

the plants produce a large and early crop. A good tomato<br />

for fine markets. Pkt $2.50<br />

BLACK FROM TULA #TP103<br />

70-80 days. A unique, large, 8 to 12-oz, dark tomato<br />

exhibiting a rich, deep purplish-brown color. Some seed<br />

savers say it is the best tasting of all the dark tomatoes.<br />

Very rich, old-fashioned flavor, sweet and spicy. A rare<br />

Russian heirloom. Pkt $2.50<br />

CARBON #TP112<br />

90 days. Winner of the 2005 “Heirloom Garden Show”<br />

best-tasting tomato award. These have won taste awards<br />

coast to coast in the last few years, so we were proud to<br />

locate a small supply of seed. The fruit are smooth, large,<br />

and beautiful, being one of the darkest and prettiest<br />

of the purple types we have seen. They seem to have<br />

an extra dose of the complex flavor that makes dark<br />

tomatoes famous. Pkt (20 seeds) $2.50<br />

CHEROKEE PURPLE #TP101<br />

80 days. An old Cherokee Indian heirloom, pre-1890 variety;<br />

beautiful, deep, dusky purple-pink color, superb sweet<br />

flavor, and very-large-sized fruit. Try this one for real oldtime<br />

tomato flavor. My favorite dark tomato and one of our<br />

best selling varieties. Pkt $2.50 or 1/4 oz $11.00<br />

CHOCOLATE #TP141<br />

Medium-sized slicing type fruits, about 6 oz, round and<br />

slightly flattened, rich bronze-red in color, with slight<br />

green shouldering. The flesh is deep red and fragrant,<br />

being sweet and minerally tasting. They vary somewhat in<br />

shape. From Russian seed. Pkt $2.25<br />

CHOCOLATE STRIPES #TP118<br />

One of the most amazing tomatoes we have ever<br />

grown. For both color and taste this variety excels. Fruit<br />

is deep reddish-brown inside, the outside is covered<br />

with beautiful orange and lime colored stripes. One of<br />

the most unique looking tomatoes we have ever tried.<br />

It is very sweet and yet has a full-rich flavor, and this is<br />

the reason this tomato places very high in taste tests. A<br />

favorite here with the staff at Baker Creek. Fruit is medium<br />

to large and are of a slightly flattened globe shape. Pkt<br />

(10 seeds) $2.00<br />

CRÈME BRULEE #TP136<br />

A lovely tomato from the former Soviet Union. This<br />

variety produces pretty, globe shaped fruit of medium<br />

size. They are a stunning deep caramel color with<br />

hints of red and chocolate. The flavor is rich, sweet<br />

and full-bodied, and the texture is tender and smooth.<br />

An attractive tomato that is great for both home and<br />

market. Pkt $2.50<br />

GOLOVA NEGRA #TP137<br />

80-90 days. Full-sized slicer in warm tones of deep red<br />

to mahogany. The oblate fruits reach 12 ounces, and<br />

are richly pleated and folded. Fruits are extravagantly<br />

juicy, and it is for juicing that we mainly recommend this<br />

variety. It is also unusually mild for a “purple” tomato,<br />

having just a hint of the earthiness and complexity that<br />

this category is known for. Originally from Russia. Pkt<br />

$2.75<br />

Tsungshigo Chinese<br />

Violet Jasper<br />

Black Elephant<br />

139 www.rareseeds.com

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