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Warpy

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2. Depending on where you are
Sun Jun 4, 2017, 08:22 PM
Jun 2017

these can produce fruits weighing up to 2 1/2 pounds, and that's a big tomato. The flavor is really mild, meaning they've got a lot of sugars in them. These would be more suitable as burger tomatoes than canners, IMO, but they'll be fun to grow and amaze the neighbors.

I always grew varieties like Early Girl and cherry tomatoes back in New England for eating out of hand and in salads. For canning, I had a patch of Roma tomatoes, not very good eating fruits but great for spaghetti or pizza in February.

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