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This is my first year for Vivia Italia but I will never plant Romas again. Much, much better taste to the Vivia Italia. Not a problem with blossom end rot and heavy production. They taste quite good fresh also and I never wanted to eat my Romas fresh. I put the tape measure there in one of the pictures so you can see that they are a nice sized tomato too.
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