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Hartmann’s Yellow Gooseberry<br />
Topaz or Huan U<br />
Pilcer Vesy<br />
Yellow Tomatoes<br />
AZOYCHKA #TY127<br />
70-80 days. The fruit of this Russian heirloom are glowing<br />
lemon-yellow in color, round, flat and weigh 6-8 ounces.<br />
The have flavorful flesh that has a citrusy taste; sweet, yet<br />
rich. Pkt $2.25<br />
DAKOTA GOLD #TY143 New!<br />
70 days. Determinate. 10 oz globe-shaped fruit, with<br />
golden skin and flesh. From North Dakota State University,<br />
released in 1984 by Dr. Neal S. Holland. Bred to withstand<br />
the extreme conditions typical to this northern state, this<br />
variety is an amazing producer of incredibly perfect looking<br />
yellow fruit. A great choice for marketing. Pkt $2.50<br />
DIXIE GOLDEN GIANT #TY141 New!<br />
85 days. A huge, lemon-yellow beefsteak-type fruit, often<br />
with some blushing at the blossom end. The mild and<br />
sweet fruits often reach 2 lbs! Reputed to carry some<br />
disease-resistance. Old Amish type grown and preserved<br />
since at least as early as the 1930’s. Very productive, as<br />
Amish-held varieties tend to be; deserves to be much more<br />
widely grown. Pkt $2.25<br />
DR. CAROLYN #TY116<br />
65 days. Pale yellow cherries offer a burst of fresh, sweet<br />
flavor. They weigh about 1 oz each. This variety was named<br />
for our friend, Dr. Carolyn Male, who wrote the book<br />
100 Heirloom Tomatoes. The plants are hardy and heavy<br />
producers of velvety-feeling fruit. Pkt $2.00<br />
EGG YOLK #TY114<br />
80 days. The fruit are a lovely yellow color, being the shape,<br />
size and color of an egg yolk. A tantalizing taste treat<br />
just bursting with rich, fruity flavor and all of summer’s<br />
sweetness. The extra-long vines really amazed us with their<br />
productiveness. Developed by Larry Pierce from a sport he<br />
found growing in his garden. Pkt $2.25<br />
GOLDEN KING OF SIBERIA #TY128<br />
This tomato is one of the real favorites here. Big, lemonyellow<br />
fruit are a delightful heart shape. The flesh is smooth,<br />
creamy and has a nicely balanced sweet taste. I always find<br />
myself “snacking” on these one-pound beauties. Plants are<br />
very productive and seem to have some disease resistance.<br />
Thanks to Russia for this really great yellow type. Pkt $2.75<br />
GOLDEN MONARCH #TY117<br />
80 days. Large, bright yellow fruit have outstanding flavor,<br />
being sweet and tangy. Plants produce lots of 10- to<br />
14-ounce lemon beauties. Was listed by the Buist Seed<br />
Company in the 1940s. Pkt $2.75<br />
HARTMAN’S YELLOW GOOSEBERRY #TY142 New!<br />
Believed to be the same yellow cherry as listed by<br />
seedsmen since pre-1830’s, this was reintroduced by John<br />
Hartman Seed Company. The very long vines bear clusters<br />
of 1-inch “Gooseberries” that are sweet, mild, tasty and light<br />
golden-yellow in color. One of the largest yielding tomatoes<br />
we have ever grown! Pkt $2.50<br />
HSSIAO HIS HUNG SHIH #TY135<br />
A delightful, yellow grape tomato that comes from historic<br />
China. This variety has been stored at the USDA since 1931,<br />
the same year it was collected in the East Market in Peiping,<br />
China. Crisp little, grape-sized nuggets are just right for<br />
snacking. Vines are hugely productive. Pkt $2.00<br />
HUGHS #TY112<br />
Beautiful, light creamy-yellow fruit can weigh a pound or<br />
more. The flavor is excellent, being very sweet and fruity.<br />
The plants set great yields of fairly smooth fruit. A fantastic<br />
heirloom from Indiana, and a favorite of many! Pkt $2.50<br />
156 www.rareseeds.com
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