Tomato Seeds - Plum Lemon
Plum Lemon Tomato Seeds. 75 - 95 days to maturity. Lycopersicon esculentum. Heirloom. Annual. Indeterminate 4-5 ft. plants bright yellow 3 x 2 in. diameter fruits with two distinct chambers. ~ 6,800 seeds/ounce.




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Plum Lemon Tomato Seeds. 75 - 95 days to maturity. Lycopersicon esculentum. Heirloom. Annual. Indeterminate 4-5 ft. plants bright yellow 3 x 2 in. diameter fruits with two distinct chambers. ~ 6,800 seeds/ounce.
Plum or lemon shaped with a point on the tip collected by Seed Savers' Kent Whealy from an elderly seedsman at the Moscow Bird Market in 1991 originates in the St. Petersburg region of Russia.