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Tomato BushSteak Hybrid

Now grow beefsteak tomatoes in a container. As featured in “The Best of Fine Gardening” magazine, Summer 2005 .
Customer Favorite!
Meet the best of the staked tomatoes—a standout for exceptional taste, size and quantity. This surprisingly compact (20-24″) plant is just loaded with large, flavorful

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