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The history of the pink Brandywine tomato is a bit mysterious, but it’s thought to have been introduced in the late 1800s. This heirloom variety is still a favorite among gardeners and chefs today. The plants have unique, potato-like leaves and produce massive 16–24 oz fruits with exceptional flavor, perfect for slicing. Since this is an indeterminate tomato, the plant will keep growing and producing fruit throughout the season, giving you a continuous harvest to enjoy.

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