Abraham Green Tomato

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Abraham Green Tomato

These tomatoes were stabilized by Millard Murdock of Flat Rock, North Carolina. This was a cross that happened naturally in his garden that he worked with over years. He also stabilized a brown version as well called Abraham Brown Tomato which we have as well. Abraham Green Tomato is a mid-season tomato plant with potato leaf foliage. An indeterminate variety that produce these yellowish green tomatoes with a vibrant green inside. The weights range from 10 ounces to 12 ounces in size. A mellow sweet tasting tomato excellent for slicing, garnishes, or canning. If you like this tomato, you may like Aunt Cecil’s Green Tomato. We have a review of both Millard Murdock’s Tomatoes on our YouTube channel.

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Abraham Green Tomato

These tomatoes were stabilized by Millard Murdock of Flat Rock, North Carolina. This was a cross that happened naturally in his garden that he worked with over years. He also stabilized a brown version as well called Abraham Brown Tomato which we have as well. Abraham Green Tomato is a mid-season tomato plant with potato leaf foliage. An indeterminate variety that produce these yellowish green tomatoes with a vibrant green inside. The weights range from 10 ounces to 12 ounces in size. A mellow sweet tasting tomato excellent for slicing, garnishes, or canning. If you like this tomato, you may like Aunt Cecil’s Green Tomato. We have a review of both Millard Murdock’s Tomatoes on our YouTube channel.