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What makes a vegetable “heirloom”
If you’ve browsed a farmers market or flipped through a seed catalog, you’ve probably seen the word heirloom attached to tomatoes, beans, or squash. But what exactly makes a vegetable heirloom? And why do so many gardeners and farmers prize them? Heirloom vegetables are more than just old-fashioned varieties. They represent history, flavor, and sustainability in a way that modern hybrids often can’t match.
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