An orange-hued heirloom tomato, grown in collaboration with and of service to the Palestine Heirloom Seed Library. These beautiful fruits have their roots in the Beit Omar/Hebron region of the West Bank. As a Ba’al (rain-fed) variety, they are traditionally not irrigated in Palestine, but seeded in March and later transplanted into a 10-12 inch hole filled with water. The soil around each plant is covered with hay or dry grass, and not to be watered for the remainder of the season

50% of proceeds for Bandura Baladiye are donated to the PHSL.

All seeds come in hand-carved linocut printed packets.

25 seeds per pack