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QUEENSLAND BLUE
(Cucurbita maxima) Australian heirloom dating back to 1920's. Medium to large, smooth, blue-grey & heavily ribbed fruit to 4.5kg with thick, sweet,
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MONEYMAKER
(Lycopersicon esculentum) Old English heirloom. Scarlet red, round, smooth fruits with thin skin & solid flesh to 115g, produced on vigorous, open bu
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OXHEART RED
(Lycopersicon esculentum) Heirloom. Red, solid, heart shaped fruit with thick flesh. Excellent flavour. Bush 1.2-1.8m high. High yields. Good variety
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VEGETABLE HARVEST SACKS (Pack of 1)
A natural hessian sacks with drawstring to store root vegetable crops over the winter – prevents sweating and storage rot. Width 40cm, depth 50cm
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AUNT RUBY'S GERMAN GREEN
(Lycopersicon esculentum) German heirloom originating with Ruby Arnold of Tennessee. Large, brilliant green, beefsteak type fruit weighing up to 500
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MISSOURI MAMMOTH (Scion)
(Cydonia oblonga) Yellow, highly ribbed fruit with furry skin and pale, almost green juice when cooked. HARVEST: Mid Season FRUIT SIZE: Large
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