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Valdichiana Italian Tomato

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Pomodoro della Valdichiani Italian Heirloom

80 days. I discovered this “tomato of the valley of Chianti” at a produce stand in Radda, in the Chianti region of Italy. It was unlike any other tomato I had seen in my travels. Slightly ribbed and a deep brick red, the flavor was unlike any tomato I’ve tasted — deep, rich, and almost smokey. The flesh is extremely firm with very few seeds. It’s perfect for eating fresh or for sauce or canning. Grown from organic seed directly from the source!

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Categories: Beefsteak & Large Tomatoes, Heirloom Tomatoes Tags: Italian Heirloom, organic seed stock, red tomato
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