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Solanum lycopersicum 'Brandywine' (Garden Tomato, Brandywine Tomato)

Type: Cultivar | Edit History Plant ID - 9001715

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Scientific Classification
Kingdom: Plantae
Division: Magnoliophyta
Class: Magnoliopsida
Order: Solanales
Family: Solanaceae
Genus: Solanum
Species: Solanum lycopersicum
Cultivar: Brandywine


Common Names add Syn. Lycopersicon esculentum edit \| delete Brandywine Tomato edit \| delete Garden Tomato edit \| delete Pink Brandywine (Heirloom) edit \| delete Syn. Lycopersicon lycopersicum edit \| delete Plant Types edit Annual Fruit Zones / Hardiness edit 5a (to -15 F / -26 C) 5b (to -10 F / -23 C) 6a (to -5 F / -21 C) 6b (to 0 F / -18 C) 7a (to 5 F / -15 C) 7b (to 10 F / -12 C) 8a (to 15 F / -9 C) 8b (to 20 F / -7 C) 9a (to 25 F / -4 C) 9b (to 30 F / -1 C) 10a (to 35 F / 2 C) 10b (to 40 F / 4 C) 11 (Above 40 F / Above 4 C) Height (Maximum) edit 5 to 10 feet (1 1/2 to 3 m) Spread (Maximum) edit Flowering Start edit Flowering End edit Leaf Colour edit Leaf Shape edit Have you a suggestion for a plant property that we are missing? Please let us know.	Suitable For edit Container/Patio Greenhouse Vegetable Garden Sun Exposure edit Full Sun Soil Types edit Soil pH edit Bloom Colour edit Wildlife Value edit Propagation Techniques edit Seed Skill Level edit Additional Short Notes add For longer notes please use the Opinions area below Ask a Question about this Plant on our Forums

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	DirtyDigits (25)
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	Betsy Muse (1)

Plant suggested by: DirtyDigits (25)

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Betsy Muse (1) wrote on Sep 30 2012
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I grew Brandywines for the first time this year (summer 2012) and plan to grow them again next year. The fruit is huge and makes a great salsa, sandwich or canned tomato. They do tend to have deep scabbing at the stem and blossom end, but are so large you don't mind cutting around the scabs.

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