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Potato leaf yellow tomatoes

Plants Grown from Organic Seed

Potato Leaf Yellow

$5.00

Almost Lost!

75 days. This large, oblate (flattened) and sometimes ribbed golden-yellow tomato was nearly lost! Luckily, Seed Savers Exchange still had a few seeds in cold storage to share with Craig LeHoullier, the original contributor of the seed, in 2023. I was fortunate enough to receive a few of these seeds from Craig in 2024 and grew them in 2025 with much success. The plants are large, sturdy, and upright with large fruit borne in clusters of two or three. The flavor is sweet, fruity, and slightly acidic (tangy), with a meaty and firm texture. Indeterminate plants are grown from organic seed.

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Categories: Beefsteak & Large Tomatoes, Grown from Organic Seed, Heirloom Tomatoes, My Favorites!, NEW for 2026, Orange and Yellow Tomatoes Tags: beefsteak, indeterminate, large heirloom, Potato Leaf, yellow tomato
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One step closer to being ready for next year's gro One step closer to being ready for next year's growing season! 

I loaded in a pallet of soil this morning...thankful that it's complete, and for my 3x week workout. 💪

Supplies are in, too. That just leaves finalizing the seed purchase (after the fun part of deciding what to offer next year). 🤔

Your suggestions are welcome! 🍅

#thecoeurdalenecoop
#2027gardenseason
#groworganic
#allinadayswork
#organicgardening
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