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2012 was the second time I have planted this variety and as before, I was not overly thrilled with the results. The two I planted produce...Read More
The flavor was good from the few tomatoes that ripened without rotting. The plants were beautiful, the fruit were susceptible to rot, not...Read More
Loved the taste. One problem. Trying to save seeds and can hardly see them. Are they as small as they appear? If so, I have never seen an...Read More
Grew this tomato from a start a bought at Orchard Supply. It produced an abundance of medium to large tomatoes over a long season. The ...Read More
Abe Lincoln is the variety my grandpa grew for markets in the early 1950's. I grew it for the first time this year and it was what I rem...Read More
First time growing Abe Lincoln. A little slow getting started, but came on like gang busters... right up to the freeze. First time growin...Read More
Had that good "old fashioned" taste and very productive.
Just a great all around main cropper. Great taste, good canner or juicer, will grow again.
This is a pretty round red clear skined crack free tomato as prolific as it is pretty . Abes looks are overshadowed by its sweet juciy t...Read More
This was the first year I've grown Abe Lincoln. There is no doubt I'll grow them for years to come. Excellent flavor, excellent meat-to...Read More