Tomato · Variety record

Brandywine tomato

Brandywine is listed by name on Clemson HGIC 1323, Cornell, and VCE 426-418. The canonical string keeps Sudduth/Quisenberry — those strains are not extra pages. Growing lives on how to grow tomatoes.

Illustrative Brandywine-type tomato fruit

Illustrative photograph — confirm variety identity from your seed source

Identity record. Each row is one source assertion with a visible Source field. Heirloom labels stay attributed to the source.

Cited identity rows

Separate source assertions — not a BioArva average.

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    Clemson HGIC 1323 (South Carolina)
    Their Recommended Cultivars table lists Brandywine. Naming-on-sheet — not a ranking of cultivars and not a grow-how claim.

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    Clemson HGIC 1323 (South Carolina)
    Their Recommended Cultivars table marks Brandywine growth habit as I (indeterminate). Habit on their sheet — not a staking method.

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    Clemson HGIC 1323 (South Carolina)
    The Comments cell on the Brandywine row reads Heirloom. That is Clemson’s attributed table label — not a BioArva classification.

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    Cornell (New York)
    Under Heirlooms, their tomato growing guide lists Brandywine. Naming-on-sheet — not a ranking and not a grow-how claim.

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    VCE 426-418 (Virginia)
    Their Brandywine sentence calls it a beefsteak variety. Type as listed on that sheet — not size, not a flavor ranking.

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    VCE 426-418 (Virginia)
    Their Brandywine sentence calls it a large variety. Size as listed on that sheet — not type, not a flavor ranking.

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    VCE 426-418 (Virginia)
    Their Brandywine sentence calls it an Amish heirloom. That is VCE’s attributed label — not a BioArva classification or permission to save seed.

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    VCE 426-418 (Virginia)
    Their Brandywine sentence says it is solid pink-red. Color on their sheet — not a flavor ranking.

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