Re: [tomato] Re: Big Beef Hybrid AAS tomato

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AAS veggies are usually pretty popular. I found seeds for it in the 
Burpee, Park Seed, and Stokes seed catalogs.

Dave
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> >From that description I would say that they definitely sold me
> >something 
> other than Big Beef! I was expecting to get a very large beefsteak
> when I planted it, but instead got tomatoes that were uniformly about
> 6 oz.  These were the worst tomatoes I've ever grown. I might give
> them another chance next year. 

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