Tasting Results

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OK. I’ve looked again and I guess that Tip Top was there all along. I think I mis-spelled it as TipTop. In any case, it would have been nice if you had responded to me in the first place. Also, I advised you that there is a tomato-seed-heavy seed company in Canada called Heritage Harvest […]

TOMATO, ‘ANNARITA’

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What a wonderful idea! There are no Garden Clubs in my area anymore – Covid finished them off and they have not restarted. I am very interested in keeping the old varieties safe guarded as much as possible – yet also think we need to share as many diverse varieties as possible. The rare, endangered […]

April 3 2024

Hi Laurlee, the problem for Australia is quarantine restrictions. Australia doesn’t have many of the viral diseases that other places have. However we have many heritage tomatoes that have been grown by particular families for years. I recently got seed from a friend who got it from a 90yo neighbour who’s family had bought it […]

April 2 2024

How interesting! Iam in Canada and there does not seem to be many restrictions for Home Gardeners to get seeds. I an just diving into the wonderful world of tomatoes – but I am esp interested in the endangered ones. I was able to source a few this year and continue to look for them. […]

Australian Introduction

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March 23 2024

I joined up just now to see if there is a listing for Tip Top. It is a small saladette type, red, determinate, with a pointy tip. I grew this some years ago but have no seed left and want to grow it again. Your list of 6,500 toms. does not list Tip Top. I […]

March 23 2024

Wow Catdaddy – that is very interesting. I lookd forward to hearing more about it. I do not have a GH yet – when I retire though….

What happens in the greenhouse always comes out…

March 12 2024

So, God is good, and I made it to retirement! Nothing to do but pursue gardening! SO-last year’s real-world lessons in gardening led to a greenhouse- and the idea of overwintering cuttings taken from various plants especially tomatoes. I only meant to keep them alive and replant them. Not the way it happened. The 30 […]

March 10 2024

@{laurlee} Yes, that is a rare variety. ‘Domaine De Saint Jean De Beauregard’ is a very rare, beautiful tomato developed from an accidental cross found in ‘Cultive Ta Rue’ garden. Named in 2017 during the autumn plant festival in Saint Jean de Beauregard. Large (7-14oz./200-400g), oblate fruits beautifully colored, yellow with red stripes outside and […]

March 10 2024

@☕{laurlee} I appreciate you bringing this to my attention, and I apologize for any inconvenience. We are currently enhancing our tomato entries to include more information. If you provide a list of the tomatoes you’re looking for, I can assist you in finding the information. I’m here to help with any other tomato-related questions you […]

I have not found 1 tomato from my list

March 9 2024

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Do you know anyting about the tomato ‘ dormaine de saint jean de beauregard” I am unsure if it ancient? Hard to find? Rare? or a maintream everyone is growing? tia

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Duriga Tomato

February 24 2024

Rare Puck Tomato

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Goldilox Tomato

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Life is good in the garden!

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Exploring the Marvels of Tomato Seed Oil

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Is Pruning Necessary for Dwarf Tomatoes?

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Grafting Wonders for Harvesting Tomatoes and Potatoes from a Single Plant!

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Intro self

January 24 2024

Unveiling Kleverhof’s New ‘Elements’ Series

January 24 2024

Special Charm Of E-Glut From Kleverhof Seed Company, 2024

January 24 2024

Exploring the World of Micro-Dwarf Tomatoes

January 23 2024

Do Dwarf Tomatoes Need Additional Support? Share Your Experiences and Advice!

January 22 2024

When to Start Sowing Dwarf Tomatoes: Do They Require an Early Start?

January 22 2024

Does the Term ‘Dwarf’ Always Signify Short Height?

January 22 2024

Seed Shopping in a Snow Storm

January 18 2024

Country of Origin Searches

January 11 2024

Quirky Tomato Seeds-Aisle 5

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FPxPC Family

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@{Susan Ladner} All super valuable skills to have in this economy! How perfect that you can apply what you are learning to your own business! Adding those options are great ideas that I will definitely follow up on. Thank you for the insight. Have you finished your seed shopping for next season yet? Keara

December 30 2023

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Greetings Fellow Tomato Lovers!

December 29 2023

What’s New With You?

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Introducing myself

December 28 2023

Seed Shopping, Anyone?

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Merry Christmas To My Tomato Enthusiast Family

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Tomato Consumption Question

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In the F.W. Bolgiano & Co. 1905 catalog, tomatoes are named “Liebesapfel” (Love apple). The catalog provides some tricks for tomato cultivation: “Seed may be started in hot-bed in March, or sufficient plants for family use can be grown in pots or boxes indoors with very little trouble. Be particular to give plants the benefit […]

December 18 2023

December 18 2023

Have you tasted Mikado, @{Kmollbrown01} probably the first known potato leaf variety presented in a seed catalog? The 1886 Peter Henderson & Co Vegetable Seeds Catalog’s description adds a layer of intrigue. The distinctiveness of the foliage is a standout feature – large leaves that are entire and not cut, setting it apart from all […]

December 18 2023

Did you know that tomatoes have always been full of curiosity? Back in 1889, the Johnson & Stokes Seed catalog had some fascinating insights about these juicy wonders: “Tomato Egg-Plant. This curious plant was first discovered two years ago by Mr. Wm. C. Loder, a New Jersey trucker, growing in a field of egg-plants. The […]

December 18 2023

Back in 1945, in the charming town of Buñol, Spain, a wild turn of events led to the birth of the La Tomatina festival. It all began during a parade featuring Giants and Big-Heads figures. A spirited participant, fueled by the excitement of the moment, accidentally took a tumble, setting off a chain reaction of […]

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DATABASE NAVIGATION

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Our DATABASE is your HAPPY PLACE

December 16 2023

6,500 and Counting!

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Database Delight

December 16 2023

Happy Holidays from OTV!

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OTV is 1-2-3!

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Easy as Tomato Pie

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Welcome to OTV!

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I stumbled upon an intriguing historical gem recently—a tomato recipe dating back to 1692 in a Neapolitan cookbook, “Lo scalco alla moderna.” The recipe reads as follows: “Take a half a dozen tomatoes that are ripe, put them to roast in the embers, when they are scorched, remove the skin diligently, then mince them finely […]

December 15 2023

@{Rimante} The history of this tomato is as beautiful as the creation itself. Bravo @{Andrea Clapp} ! I am certain your Nonna is beaming from above. Keara

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Queen of Growing in 5-Gallon Containers

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@{Laurrie} Can you share your thoughts about the Bug Tussle Buttermilk Wonder tomato? I noticed you were discussing with Andrea that it’s one of your favorites this season. I’m eager to learn more about this variety. Have you also grown Lotus, and if so, how would you compare the two?

December 14 2023

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Exclusive Release: ‘Nonna’s Love’ Tomato

December 14 2023

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@{renshisan} I am trying to contain my enthusiasm to your post because it rang ALL of my BELLS! I am from Upstate New York originally and that is precisely where I learned to love AUTHENTIC sauce (shhhhh, I know it is called GRAVY) and all it involves. I am so pleased you have joined our […]

December 14 2023

@{Laurrie} It’s a pleasure to meet you! Your dedication to all-natural gardening and the impressive variety of tomatoes you cultivate annually is truly inspiring. Your wealth of knowledge and passion for gardening is sure to make our discussions even more enriching. 🍎🍎🍎

I’m Introducing Myself

December 14 2023

December 14 2023

@{renshisan} Hello Joey Tomatoes! 🍅 What a delightful introduction! Your passion for gardening and the rich history behind your family’s tomato sauce is truly inspiring. And, guess what? I share your enthusiasm for the Dwarf Wild Spudleaf tomato too! I’m thrilled to connect with someone so passionate about gardening and preserving family traditions. Welcome to […]

December 14 2023

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Introducing Myself

December 14 2023

I live and garden in the Southern Tier/Finger Lakes of New York State. I’m a retired science teacher that has been gardening since my Italian Grandfather mentored me in sound gardening practices since my early childhood. I garden is built to produce all the ingredients that go into my Italian family’s tomato sauce. The sauce […]

December 13 2023

@{marie@tomatobliss.com} Curious about tasting one of the first European tomatoes? Explore our database on ‘Poma Amoris Minora Lutea.’ The seeds of this tomato were sourced from Hortus Botanicus in Padua, Italy, where they have been cultivating it since 1553. It’s a truly charming and historic ‘Love Apple’— one of the oldest varieties.

December 13 2023

@{fcohen8@gmail.com} Did you know? The En Tibi herbarium, a 500-year-old treasure, holds one of the oldest surviving tomato specimens! Biologists at the University of Leiden conducted a genome analysis of this ancient tomato, revealing its roots traced back to Mesoamerica. Ever wondered what a 500+ year-old European tomato might taste like? The secret might lie […]

December 13 2023

In the 1550s, a nature expert named Ulisse Aldrovandi saved the oldest tomato plant in Europe in a big book with 16 parts called a herbarium. Sadly, he couldn’t save the actual tomato. Researchers said, ‘In the 1500s, most collections of plants didn’t have saved tomatoes. Juicy tomatoes are hard to press because they are […]

December 13 2023

The oldest illustrations of tomatoes date back to the early 1550s in Germany. However, it was the Flemish botanist Rembert Dodoens who published the first image of a tomato in 1553. In the picture – two of the first European illustrations of tomato. (A) Dodoens, p.428, 1553. (B) Fuchs, unpublished, codex 11 122, 2 (3), […]

December 13 2023

The oldest known tomato specimens, dating back to around 1551, were collected by Ulisse Aldrovandi and Francesco Petrollini. These tomatoes were harvested from plants cultivated in the Pisa botanical garden under the guidance of their teacher, Luca Ghini. @{tomatenzauber} I hope you find these tomato facts interesting!

December 13 2023

Here’s another captivating piece of tomato history for you! In 1554, the Italian physician and botanist Pietro Andrea Matthioli expanded on his earlier commentary about tomatoes, this time in Latin. Describing the tomato after the eggplant, Matthioli provided more details, suggesting the existence of multiple introductions of tomatoes over an extended period. He noted, “Another […]

December 13 2023

Did you know that the first mention of tomatoes in Europe dates back to 1544? It was the Italian physician and botanist Pietro Andrea Matthioli (1501–1578) who introduced tomatoes to the European scene. In the inaugural edition of his commentary in Italian on Dioscorides’ classical herbal, titled ‘Di Pedacio Dioscoride Anazarbeo libri cinque della historia, […]

December 12 2023

@{Svea Berlin} Do you know that the 52-million-year-old fossil is the oldest tomato in the world? In 2017 scientists found a really old tomatillo in southern Argentina, and it’s about 52.2 million years old! They discovered it in a place called Laguna del Hunco, where there are lots of old fossils. Tomatillos are part of […]

December 11 2023

Some interesting facts about the history of tomatoes. @{Blooming709} Do you know something cool about tomatoes? Share it with us!

December 11 2023

Looking for a distinctive tomato with an exotic origin? Discover the Nebraska Wedding Tomato! Amy Goldman’s tale in “The Heirloom Tomato” dubs it the “ultimate love apple.” Allegedly, brides in Nebraska still receive these seeds as a wedding gift. Amy obtained the seeds from Betty Englert, whose ancestors introduced this variety to western Nebraska in […]

December 8 2023

What is cherries’ favorite cartoon? 🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎 Tom and cherry.🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎 @{stitchingmom1@gmail.com} Do you happen to have any tomato-themed jokes?

December 7 2023

December 7 2023

In Russia, there’s a special place known as Syzran, and guess what? It’s the tomato capital! This city is in the Samara region. The tomato is like a superstar there, even though it’s not the city’s official emblem. A long time ago, clever merchants from Astrakhan brought tomatoes to Syzran. These tomatoes loved it so […]

December 7 2023

What is the best way to fix a broken tomato? 🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎With tomato paste!🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎 @{SarahYoung63018} Do you have any jokes about tomatoes by any chance?

December 7 2023

Tomatoes love dances, so what’s their favorite? 🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎Salsa!🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎 @{Brun Torfs} Do you happen to have any jokes related to tomatoes?

December 6 2023

@{Brun Torfs} Have you heard? It’s best to never add tomatoes to the refrigerator! Refrigerating causes the fruit to lose flavor as it ripens. Tomatoes are best stored at room temperature until they fully ripen. Once they are fully ripe, you can consume them or store them in a cooler place if needed. However, it’s […]

December 6 2023

Do you know why is a Roma tomato called a Roma? Even though “Roma” sounds Italian, the first Roma tomato was made by the USDA in 1955. But Roma tomatoes share some features with the famous Italian tomato called San Marzano. Roma tomatoes are a kind of plum tomato, but not all plums are Romas. […]

December 6 2023

Ok, I’m first! Do tomatoes and potatoes have anything in common?             YES! 🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎Toes.🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎 @{Debracurle} , can you be a second?

Join the Fun Tomato Topic: Don’t crack, just smile!

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@{Tomato Jim} I am shamelessly stalking this post! I know Rimante well enought to pay close attention to any heirlooms she expresses such admiration for! Merry Christmas and WELCOME to On The Vine from Idaho, USA! Keara

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Hello from Poland (our nicks are Scirpidiella and Lupinaster)

November 26 2023

Leaves if you Please

November 22 2023

Tomato Tidbit of the Day

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Micros and Minis Update

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Database Tip of the Day

November 22 2023

Surfing Our Database Like A Pro

November 20 2023

EASY PEASY

November 20 2023

Database 101

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Handy Guide

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Hello To You

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SHAPE MATTERS

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SHAPE MATTERS

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Maturities At A Glance

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Quick Tips

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Intro to Our DATABASE!

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Tomatoes In Your Neighborhood

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Bi-Color Tomato Alert-Aisle 5!

November 15 2023

Start Your Tomato Engines

November 15 2023

TipToe Through The Tomatoes

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Let’s Cruise The Database!

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Garden Party

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Garden Companions

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Come Grow With Us

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So Many Tomatoes

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You Have ARRIVED!

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I am so glad you’re here!

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Share, Discuss, and Grow Together!

November 14 2023

A Warm Welcome From Keara

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Howdy!

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Hello Tomato Enthusiast!

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Greetings & Salutations!

November 13 2023

Hello To You

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Warm Welcome!

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Most Delightful Cherry Tomato Variety

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What’s your most productive tomato variety

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Best-Tasting Longkeeper Tomato

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Most-Wanted Tomato

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A DRIVE BY BIO and HELLO

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A Welcome Message From our Staff Member-Keara

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On The Vine Welcome!

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Surprising Secrets of Tomatoes

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November 9 2023

If You Could Preserve One Tomato Variety Forever, Which Would it Be?

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Your First Tomato Harvest

November 9 2023

WarrenXC

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A Voyage through Heirloom Tomato Varieties and Their Enigmatic Charms

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Meet the Extended Tomato Family: Wild Tomato relatives

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New To On The Vine Forum?

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Fertilizing tomatoes with yeast

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Indoor Growth Steering of Micro Tomatoes

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Dreamy DATABASE!

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Free tomatoes

October 4 2023

GREEN TOMATO BREAD?

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GREEN TOMATO MUFFINS

September 23 2023

Seed Saving Novice

September 20 2023

Dashboard

September 19 2023

WELCOME NEW MEMBERS!

September 18 2023

FLOWING BASKET RECOMMENDATION?

September 14 2023

Seed Storage Ideas

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MICRO DWARF REVIEWS

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GOURMET GARDEN-FRESH CHERRY TOMATO SAUCE

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HORNWORMS REVENGE!

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DWARF MOCHA CHERRY

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LADYBUGS

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September 6 2023

Why are tomato seeds sprouting inside of tomato?

September 6 2023

At what temperature do I need to start bringing my potted tomato plant inside?

September 6 2023

Is it possible to easily save tomato seeds?

September 6 2023

Tasteless tomatoes: what did I do wrong?

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Ethnic Recipe Request

September 5 2023

Best Tomato Varieties for Hanging Baskets

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Last Minute UpPotting Question

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BASIL bonanza

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Tomato Whisperer said: Hi Fifi, I recommend taking some time to figure out what your taste buds prefer. A long stroll through a local farmer’s market can do wonders! Some farmers even offer samples, but I prefer to purchase a variety of tomatoes from across the market, take them home and make a Saturday afternoon […]

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JULIET is JAMMING!

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JULIET is JAMMING!

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How can you tell when a black tomato is ready for picking?

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TOMATO WINE!!!!

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Mary Hope/Die Tomaten Lady

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Show Your Smallest Tomato!

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Coffe Filters

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Colorful, Sweet and Short Season

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Vegetable Production Handbook of Florida, 2022–2023 edition

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Rimantė Varkalaitė-Bakienė

August 25 2023

GMO Tomatoes: A Taste of the Future?

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Dorota Basiura

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How much sunlight tomato plants need?

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Coffee Filters

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SOS! Help needed to diagnose

August 24 2023

Tomato Olympics: Most Delicious of the season.

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Fermentation Method

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Companion Planting

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Pruning

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Favorite tomato varieties

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Keara from WTS

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Keara from WTS

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TUMS for Blossom End Rot

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Oxiclean Method

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By Way of Introduction

August 11 2023

Hanging basket with water reservoir

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DIY Fertilizers

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Yes I use JADAM and also KNF, a good place to look at for some of their methods and hybrid methods is on Youtube and look up Buildasoil they have some great videos. They use the methods for a host of plants. I use some of the ideas in JADAM in my pepper plants currently […]

Chris Guppenberger

August 9 2023

Introducing me

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Grow Bag Sizes?

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Seeking the most delicious short season tomato varieties for open field cultivation

August 3 2023

What’s your best tasting Dwarf Tomato?

August 3 2023

Intro

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Heat of the season

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Andrea Clapp

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d in the 1960s with the release of Letraset sheets containing Lorem Ipsum passages, and more recently with desktop publishing software like Aldus PageMaker including versions of Lorem Ipsum.

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d in the 1960s with the release of Letraset sheets containing Lorem Ipsum passages, and more recently with desktop publishing software like Aldus PageMaker including versions of Lorem Ipsum.

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