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Heirloom and Rare
Paste Type Tomato Varieties
(Lycopersicon esculentum)

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[Tomatillo & Other Relatives] [Livingston Releases]
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Packets contain approximately 20 seeds unless otherwise noted.
[Although we separate seeds during the harvest process, you may find small clumps of multiple seeds in your packet. Separate into individual seeds before planting.]



 
          
          
        
          
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Sliced 'Napoli' Paste Tomato by Kristen Geier - © 2002 What is a paste tomato? Paste tomatoes are not all plum or pear-shaped. There are some varieties that look like slicers. What makes a paste tomato is not how it looks. Paste tomatoes are characterized by possessing high amounts of sugars and acids (flavor), a lot of pectin, and less water than other tomato types. The higher amount of pectin, coupled with the lower amount of water makes the juice thicker and requires less time to cook down to a paste consistency. Additionally, growing conditions have a direct influence on the final product. As your crop nears maturity, cut back on feeding and watering.

Please remember that maturity date are from time of setting plants into the garden. Additionally these dates will vary from location to location and even from year to year. They are for rough planning purposes only.

Mama Leone
85 days, indeterminate — Regular leaf plants produce a good yield of two to six ounce red fruits.

We received our seed from Dr. Carolyn Male and started growing this out in 2008. She told us that this variety was, "first listed in the SSE Yearbook in 2005 by NY KI N who found this as plants at a local nursery who were given the seeds by a local customer who immigrated to the U.S. many years ago from Italy with the seeds."

Napoli
75 days, indeterminate — This Italian paste-type tomato has fruits are a beautiful red color, about three ounces in weight and are pear shaped.

Orange Banana Heirloom Paste Tomato Seeds

Orange Banana
52 days, indeterminate — Interesting, deep orange color which is rare in paste-type tomatoes. Nice flavored, great fresh in salsa.

Oroma
80 days, determinate — Released by Oregon State University in 1993.

An early maturing paste tomato, with firm fruit that are easy to pick and to peel. Keeps well on and off plant.

Roma VF
75 days, semi-determinate — This open-pollinated, plum-shaped, two ounce fruit, is ideal for paste or puree.

Breeder, Joseph Harris Company of Rochester, New York crossed 'Roma' with 'California Red Top VR 9' to give this variety its verticillium and fusarium wilt resistance. Adapted for the United States and Canada. Introduced in 1963.

Saucy
85 days, determinate — Bred and introduced by Dr. James R. Baggett of Oregon State University in 1993.

It is an early maturing paste tomato, very compact determinate plant, fruit blocky plum shape, easy picking and peeling, keeps well on and off plant. Solid flesh with very few seeds.

Sausage
70 days, indeterminate — These are an interesting addition to your tomato collection. The fruits are unusually shaped, as the name implies, and can grow up to six inches long. The flavorful meat is excellent for catsup or sauces.

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