Re: Tomato Question

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• Subject: Re: Tomato Question
• From: "* \* B* R* <a*@MONTROSE.NET>
• Date: Mon, 3 Feb 1997 18:43:02 -0700

Greetings,

Another question about tomatoes:  are these tomatoes what people who like to
grow tomatoes plant (like folk who show their vegetables and gardens and
such) or are these the recommended plants for a successful harvest for your
average I'm-trying-to-stretch-my-food-budget gardener?  The varieties seem a
little fancy to me and scare me a bit.

There are a few things I want out of my tomatoes:  high yield with an eye
toward canning, cherries with high yield and sweet flavor, and overall just
a little more juice than pulp.  I also wanted some cooking tomatoes for
salsa and spaghetti sauce.

Do these suggestions still apply or are there others?

Francine
Highland Rose Ranch
Montrose, Colorado
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