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Schiavone Italian Paste
Schiavone Italian Paste Tomato
Schiavone Italian Paste
Item Id: 3402511

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Schiavone Italian Paste Certified Naturally Grown Seed
90 days, indeterminate — This new introduction for the 2012 gardening season is another example of our core mission to protect family heirlooms.  After being contacted by Robert Schiavone in the winter of 2011, he sent us seed to grow out here on the farm.

As the name describes, this is a very nice, bright red, paste-type tomato that is very meaty and tasty.  The plants have dense foliage and are very productive.  Like most paste varieties, there are few seeds.

Robert recounted the history of the variety to us as follows, "My grandfather came over to America when he was just seven years old (in around 1910).  He came from a small town just outside of Palermo (Sicily) called Borgetto.

When he and his seven brothers came over, they brought various things from the homeland and one of them were these tomato seeds. This was a special type of tomato that they used for sauces and they wanted to grow it in America."  Robert's grandfather passed away in 2003 and Robert, as well as his late father, took over growing the seed.

We are thankful for people like Robert who have the foresight to protect old seed varieties, like this one, by submitting them to our stewardship and allowing us to make them available to you.

Each packet contains approximately 10 seeds.  Very rare this season.  We hope to have more seed next year so if we run out, remember to click on the waiting list button and we will let you know when it is available again.
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