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A small planting area in an industrial park has been taken over by the tomato plant that will not die. It gets cut back to nothing and regrows - bigger than ever. Through the bramble you can see the overgrown curb and the plant extends behind the rock. There are green tomatoes on the pavement. I'm told the tomatoes are very good... but I just took a few to get the seeds. I'm thinking even I can grow a Zombie Tomato!
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http://www.greenlivingtips.com/articles/130/1/Heirloom-and-heritage-seeds.html
The seeds are called zombies as they have been engineered to produce sterile seed that can be made viable again with a chemical treatment. The chemical treatment will of course likely be sold by the company that markets the seed.
I guess some tomato seeds are very hearty!
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