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On Oct 15, 2006, sprigsky from Scappoose, OR (Zone 9a) wrote:
I am growing this plant in a suburb of Portland, Oregon. Planted into the soil in early June and had ripe tomatoes in mid August. The flavor is wonderful. Plants are indeterminate, and so just keep growing. Mine now are about 7' diameter and 2' high. It is mid October and I am still picking them regularly (no frost yet). This year they have been entirely disease free.
On Oct 3, 2002, IslandJim from Keizer, OR (Zone 8b) wrote:
This is a genuine wild tomato from Mexico. The fruits are about 1/2" in diameter and borne in clusters of about six. It has the best flavor of any tomato i've ever tasted--acid and sweet. In addition to salads, it is especiually good in uncooked pasta sauces. The fruit is also a favorite of mocking birds, so it often turns up in places least expected.
Regional...
This plant has been said to grow in the following regions:
Scappoose, Oregon Pottstown, Pennsylvania Deer Park, Texas
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