Thessaloniki Oxheart
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digitS'
Garden Master
Thessaloniki was the first heirloom tomato that I deliberately grew. I say deliberately because I grew heirlooms like Large Red Cherry without knowing that they were considered heirlooms. This is also aside from growing my grandmother's tomatoes 
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I bought a couple of nice tomatoes from a farmers' market vendor and saved the seed. The fruit was good and the nice plants made me a believer
. Thessaloniki does well enough in my garden that I feel that I have it to fall back on if I ever lose interest in buying seed. I have added a few to that short list since.
That there is an oxheart variety, I wasn't aware of until just a couple of years ago.
Steve
.I bought a couple of nice tomatoes from a farmers' market vendor and saved the seed. The fruit was good and the nice plants made me a believer
. Thessaloniki does well enough in my garden that I feel that I have it to fall back on if I ever lose interest in buying seed. I have added a few to that short list since.That there is an oxheart variety, I wasn't aware of until just a couple of years ago.
Steve
jackb
Garden Master
Someone gave me seeds for a heirloom called Cour Di Bue, oxheart tomatoes from Italy. A few plants were placed in the ground yesterday so we will see how these make out in New York.
Jared77
Garden Addicted
Keep us posted please. I'm on the hunt for oxheart varieties to try.
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HmooseK
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Joe's Pink OxHeart is pretty hard to beat in my opinion for a good heart. They are currently out of seeds at the moment though.
http://stores.lazyoxfarm.com/tomato-plant-joes-pink-oxheart/
seedcorn
Garden Master
Keep us in loop
