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10-08-2006, 02:32 PM
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Heirloom tomatoes in Upper Midwest
Hi, We now have three ripening clusters of Stupice tomatoes, which
appear like cherry tomatoes about 1 1/4" diameter, even though they are not classified as such. Also a ripening Beam's Yellow Pear tomato which appears ¾" long. How long should they remain ripe-on-the-vine for optimum size and taste? Is the best time to pick after a full day of sun? Regards, Phil |
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