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Re: Purple Tomatillas and hanging cherry tomatoes


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>Hi everyone- Boy it is hard to believe it is mid May already- ! Has anyone 
>ever tried growing purple tomatillos? I bought a good sized one today a 
>the nursery and I wondered if I would grow it up a trellis just like a 
>regular tomato or if it would do better in a container- like a 
>determinate-  bush--not much info on the label. Made my mouth water tho 
>and just had to have it- also bought a peach tomato and am anxious to 
>taste that.

Tomatillos just like to flop around. They don't grow to the same size as an 
indeterminate tomato. Maybe a container would be best. The peach tomato 
will be fuzzy, like peaches, but it's not a prickly fuzz.  You won't notice 
it when you eat the 'maters, but the flavor will transport you.  They're great.

>
>Saw several large hanging baskets filled with pear tomatoes and am 
>wondering if anyone has had any luck growing  cherry and such  w this way- 
>am running out of trellis and  have room to hang something - Hope everyone 
>is having fun.All new vegies in the beds now-

I understand that at least some varieties tend to reach again for the sky, 
after hanging down for a while, so they give a chandelier appearance, 
making picking a bit more complicated than intended.  Margaret L


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