Tomato Brandywine Organic Seeds | OSC Seeds
Approximately 15 seeds per packet (350 seeds per gram)
Connect with the deep roots of gardening tradition by growing the certified organic Brandywine Tomato. This classic Amish heirloom, dating back to 1895, is still revered by many as simply the best eating tomato ever grown. The vigorous, sprawling indeterminate plants are easily identified by their signature deeply lobed, potato-like leaves. They bear large, purplish-red beefsteak-type fruits, averaging 250 g to 300 g in size. The fruit might not win a beauty contest—it’s not considered “pretty”—but its rich, old-world flavour is an absolute revelation.
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Tomato Brandywine Organic Seeds | OSC Seeds
Tomato Brandywine Organic Seeds | OSC Seeds
Approximately 15 seeds per packet (350 seeds per gram)
Connect with the deep roots of gardening tradition by growing the certified organic Brandywine Tomato. This classic Amish heirloom, dating back to 1895, is still revered by many as simply the best eating tomato ever grown. The vigorous, sprawling indeterminate plants are easily identified by their signature deeply lobed, potato-like leaves. They bear large, purplish-red beefsteak-type fruits, averaging 250 g to 300 g in size. The fruit might not win a beauty contest—it’s not considered “pretty”—but its rich, old-world flavour is an absolute revelation.
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Approximately 15 seeds per packet (350 seeds per gram)
Connect with the deep roots of gardening tradition by growing the certified organic Brandywine Tomato. This classic Amish heirloom, dating back to 1895, is still revered by many as simply the best eating tomato ever grown. The vigorous, sprawling indeterminate plants are easily identified by their signature deeply lobed, potato-like leaves. They bear large, purplish-red beefsteak-type fruits, averaging 250 g to 300 g in size. The fruit might not win a beauty contest—it’s not considered “pretty”—but its rich, old-world flavour is an absolute revelation.
