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Story November 10, 1902

Aberdeen Herald

Aberdeen, Grays Harbor County, Washington

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The Earliana tomato is promoted as an early-maturing variety, tested in various sections, ripening 7-10 days earlier than others. It features strong growth, abundant medium-sized round red fruits with fine flavor, solidity, and no cracking tendency, ideal for market gardeners and home use.

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Valuable New Tomato.

Early varieties of tomatoes are especially valuable to market gardeners, and are always welcome for planting in the home garden. The Earliana, illustrated from life, has been tested in various sections for several years, although but recently offered to the public. Under test it has proved earlier than any desirable sort by from a week to ten days, according to locality. The plant is a strong grower and the fruit is set in great abundance. In size it may be termed medium rather than large, but the form is that most desirable of all shapes, round, while the bright red color will make it attractive to the consumer. The flavor is very fine, a point particularly desirable for those who cater to the select city trade. Unlike most early sorts, this variety is solid, and has as yet shown no disposition to crack.

THE EARLIANA TOMATO.

What sub-type of article is it?

Curiosity

What themes does it cover?

Triumph

What keywords are associated?

Earliana Tomato Early Variety Market Gardening Tomato Cultivation Plant Breeding

Where did it happen?

Various Sections

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Various Sections

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The Earliana tomato variety is described as early-maturing, abundant, round, red, flavorful, solid, and crack-resistant, outperforming other early sorts by 7-10 days.

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