Juliet tomato

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• Subject: Juliet tomato
• From: Ted Patterson patters@erols.com>
• Date: Sun, 28 Nov 1999 14:48:21 -0500
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At 10:18 PM -0700 11/25/99, Olin Miller wrote:
>Speaking of All America winners, I tested the hybrid version of Juliet
>tomato this year as part of the blind "Internet Tomato Trials".   It was
>the most productive tomato I have ever seen - big bunches of up to 17
>tomatoes in a cluster - but somewhat disappointing in flavor.

I also found hybrid Juliet to be very productive, with perhaps middling
flavor.  However, I used the tomato for drying, and throughout the season I
dried nearly everything picked from just two Juliet plants.  I really liked
the size for drying.  And I could easily fill up my dehydrator every few
days.
-Ted


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