Tomato Seeds - Indeterminate - Abraham Lincoln Original Beefsteak
Description
A legendary heirloom from the late 1920s, Abraham Lincoln Original Beefsteak Tomato delivers the classic, old-fashioned flavor home gardeners love — rich, balanced, and distinctly sweet. Its large, deep-red fruits average 10–12 ounces, with smooth, uniform shoulders and meaty, nearly seedless interiors that make every slice a showcase of texture and taste.
Plants are indeterminate, vigorous, and high-yielding, continuing to produce throughout the season. Fruits ripen in about 80–85 days, thriving in warm, sunny conditions with steady moisture. The Abraham Lincoln Original resists cracking and performs reliably even in humid regions, producing full clusters of well-shaped tomatoes that are as beautiful as they are delicious.
Ideal for fresh slicing, canning, juicing, and sauces, its thick flesh and balanced acidity lend themselves perfectly to both table and kitchen use. The variety’s long-standing reputation for productivity and superb flavor makes it a favorite among market growers and heritage gardeners alike.
A timeless heirloom that lives up to its name — dependable, honest, and abundantly generous, just like the American icon it honors.
Original: $2.00
-70%$2.00
$0.60
Description
Description
A legendary heirloom from the late 1920s, Abraham Lincoln Original Beefsteak Tomato delivers the classic, old-fashioned flavor home gardeners love — rich, balanced, and distinctly sweet. Its large, deep-red fruits average 10–12 ounces, with smooth, uniform shoulders and meaty, nearly seedless interiors that make every slice a showcase of texture and taste.
Plants are indeterminate, vigorous, and high-yielding, continuing to produce throughout the season. Fruits ripen in about 80–85 days, thriving in warm, sunny conditions with steady moisture. The Abraham Lincoln Original resists cracking and performs reliably even in humid regions, producing full clusters of well-shaped tomatoes that are as beautiful as they are delicious.
Ideal for fresh slicing, canning, juicing, and sauces, its thick flesh and balanced acidity lend themselves perfectly to both table and kitchen use. The variety’s long-standing reputation for productivity and superb flavor makes it a favorite among market growers and heritage gardeners alike.
A timeless heirloom that lives up to its name — dependable, honest, and abundantly generous, just like the American icon it honors.
