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The Seed Exchange
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Pink Egg Tomato

14 years ago

Pink Egg Tomato Wanted. This is an heirloom and it may be called something else too. It is not a Roma tomato, but its shape is identical. It is pink, indeterminate and very productive.It is tangy. I can trade some Florida Everglades or Old Ivory Egg tomato seeds for this one. Please E-Mail me. I only need a dozen seeds. Thank You

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