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Mortgage Lifter Tomato Seeds - Huge Tasty Beefsteak - Heirloom
Mortgage Lifter Tomato Seeds - Huge Tasty Beefsteak - Heirloom
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Mortgage Lifter Tomato Seeds - Grow Legendary Heirloom Tomatoes
Experience the rich history and incredible flavor of Mortgage Lifter Tomato Seeds, a prized heirloom variety known for its massive, meaty fruits and unbeatable taste. This open-pollinated gem produces stunning pink tomatoes weighing 1-3 lbs each, with a flattened globe shape and minimal seeds. They are perfect for slicing, sauces, and canning.
Why Choose Mortgage Lifter Tomato Seeds?
Indulge in the legendary flavor that made this tomato famous! Developed in the 1930s by "Radiator Charlie" Byle, these heirloom, non-GMO seeds yield vigorous indeterminate plants (6-10' tall) with sprawling growth. Be prepared with sturdy 5-6' cages for optimal support.
Key Features:
- 75-90 days to maturity - Enjoy a bountiful harvest all season
- Meaty, low-seed flesh - Ideal for sandwiches and preserves
- Proven history - The original variety that paid off a $6,000 mortgage!
Grow a piece of agricultural history in your garden! These Mortgage Lifter Tomato Seeds deliver exceptional yields of giant, flavorful fruits that will make your summer meals unforgettable. Order now and taste the legend for yourself!
- Each packet contains 10 seeds
- Color: Pink
- Shape: Flattened Globe
- Size: 1-3 lbs.
- Maturity: 75-90 days after transplant
- Plant Size: 6-10 ft.
- Plant Habit: Indeterminate
- Solanum lycopersicum
- Heirloom – Open-pollinated
- Untreated/Non-GMO
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