Tomatoes
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FRED'S TIE DYE
From the "Dwarf Tomato Project" .. Crossing of "Berkeley Tie Dye" and "Dwarf Wild Fred" ... Fruit of 150 to 350 grams round.
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FRENKI
Native to Macedonia, ex-Yugoslavia. Red fruit weighing 150 to 220 grams, very flattened and ribbed, even ribbed all along the body.
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FRESA
Andalusian origin. Pink fruit weighing 250 to 360 grams, heart-shaped.
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FRITZ ACKERMAN RED HEART
Native to Canada. Large dark red fruit with greenish shoulders, +/- 250 to 350 grams, blunt cordiform, almost oval.
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FROG PRINCESS - LYAGUSHKA TSAREVNA
Russian origin. Would be the same as "Zelenopodny", descriptions are very similar. Fruit of +/- 250 grams.
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FRUIT PUNCH CHERRY
Cultivar originating from across the Atlantic. Pink cherry-like fruit. Fruity and sweet flavor.
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FUEGO VERDE
Created by Artisan Seeds, USA. A small, elongated plum-like fruit that can grow up to 10 centimetres long...
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FUNKY VIPER
Fruit from 80 to 180 grams, round and ribbed on these upper 2/3. Superb shades of green and yellow..
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FUZZY WUZZY
Origin not established. Small fruit weighing 40 to 80 grams, plum-like, oval to heart-shaped with a small point at the apical end.
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GAIL
Variety created and developed by Bill Jeffers, resulting from the crossing of "Green Giant" x "Yellow Submarine" seems to be still unstable...
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GAJO DE MELON
Small cherry-like fruit that can weigh up to 30 grams, two-tone yellow veined with pink and irregular in shape...
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GALAPAGOS
Wild variety. Orange-yellow fruit of the oval cherry type, 2 to 2.5 centimetres long, with a pear-shaped tendency.
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GALAPAGOS BLACK
Native to the Galapagos Islands. Small round fruit of 50 to 100 grams, purple colour.
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GALBENE DURDUN
Orange fruit from 120 to 250 grams, round with discreetly ribbed and rounded shoulders...
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GALINA
Native to Russia. Fruit type cherry of a magnificent orange yellow, round from 15 to 20 grams gathered in long bunches.
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