Tomato Redorta
Every year is a search for something new to grow, and this year in the tomato
category it's the San Marzano Redorta . This looks promising! Anyone else grow/growing this girl? http://www.felcopruners.net/catalog.0.html13.0.html |
Tomato Redorta
Xref: kermit rec.gardens.edible:68823
"Ken Anderson" wrote in message ... Every year is a search for something new to grow, and this year in the tomato category it's the San Marzano Redorta . This looks promising! Anyone else grow/growing this girl? http://www.felcopruners.net/catalog.0.html13.0.html I grew it last year for the first time and was very pleased. It was the first plum type that I thought tasted in the top rank. It is large for a plum and didn't suffer from blossom end rot like others. I plan to grow it again this year. Bill Moats Pau Hana Farm Milton-Freewater, Oregon |
Tomato Redorta
Xref: kermit rec.gardens.edible:68823
"Ken Anderson" wrote in message ... Every year is a search for something new to grow, and this year in the tomato category it's the San Marzano Redorta . This looks promising! Anyone else grow/growing this girl? http://www.felcopruners.net/catalog.0.html13.0.html I grew it last year for the first time and was very pleased. It was the first plum type that I thought tasted in the top rank. It is large for a plum and didn't suffer from blossom end rot like others. I plan to grow it again this year. Bill Moats Pau Hana Farm Milton-Freewater, Oregon |
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