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Profile:4 positives
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Gardeners' Notes:
| Rating | Author | Comment |
| Positive | CenFL_garden | On May 20, 2011, CenFL_garden from Casselberry, FL wrote: It is growing well here in Central Florida. Very productive, large low water tomatoes, neutral taste . However they are very prone to the bottom end rot. I grow them every season and no matter what I do, I still get a few damaged tomatoes. |
| Positive | mosc0022 | On Sep 18, 2005, mosc0022 from Coeur D Alene, ID (Zone 5a) wrote: Amazing tomatoes! These plants gew huge and had tons of tomatoes on them. The tomatoes are so sweet and are amazing for canning. Highly recommended! |
| Positive | DeaconPete | On Feb 5, 2005, DeaconPete from Callaway, VA wrote: We had a great growing season last year in Franklin County, Va., and the San Marzanos were prolific. I put up many pints of chopped tomatoes. This meaty, large "roma" type was great for marinara, and was also good in salsa. San Marzanos will be a fixture in my garden. |
| Positive | pameladallaire | On Sep 20, 2003, pameladallaire from Timmins, ON (Zone 2a) wrote: Though we had 8 straight weeks of rain here in Northeastern Ontario, Canada, I had a huge crop of these rectangular shaped tomatoes. The plants were literally dripping with fruit. |
| Regional...This plant has been said to grow in the following regions: Clovis, California
Dry Ridge, Kentucky
Hinckley, Ohio
Logan, Utah (2 reports)
North Hero, Vermont
Westford, Vermont
Callaway, Virginia
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