West Virginia 63

4.00$

Variety developed in 1950 by ” West Virginia University Agric. Exp. Station.Bright red fruit weighing 180 to 250 grams. 70 to 75 days. Indeterminate growth

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An old Amish Variety that produces tomatoes over 1-2 pounds of pink tomatoes with a rippled top that are both sweet and a bite of tang to it. Wonderful tomato. HISTORY: Seeds originally came from Patty Brown of Ohio. Patty’s mother, who lives in West Virginia, bought a plant at an Amish nursery in Hidden Valley, Marsdale, PA, and Patty saved seeds from the fruits. Patty called it ‘Sweet Meat’ and shared the seeds with her gardening friends via various tomato forums in the early 2000s. ‘West Virginia’ was added to the name later to indicate the origin.

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