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Fairytale Fruit

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Rare Bi-Colored Beauty from Germany

75 Days. Fairytale Fruit is an open-pollinated German variety (MärchenFrucht) that produces mid-sized, oblate to heart-shaped, beefsteak tomatoes between 5 and 10 ounces. The bi-colored fruit is a golden-yellow-orange-pink with meaty flesh—fruity, sweet, and exotic tomato flavor with the aroma of peach and pineapple. Plants are abundant producers and resistant to late blight. Seed was given to me by tomato breeder Craig LeHoullier. Indeterminate plants are grown from organic seed.

 

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Categories: NEW for 2026, Grown from Organic Seed, Heirloom Tomatoes, Beefsteak & Large Tomatoes, Orange and Yellow Tomatoes Tags: bi-colored, indeterminate, yellow tomato
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I managed to get a little yardwork done yesterday I managed to get a little yardwork done yesterday and just couldn't compost these gorgeous peony stems. A few spent hydrangea blooms added a nice touch. 

It was good for my soul to create this. Sure, it's going to fade, but for now, I'm loving it. ❤️

Don't overlook the beauty in all seasons. 🍂

#thecoeurdalenecoop
#fallwreath
#naturalwreath
#madewithlove
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