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Profile:3 positives
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Gardeners' Notes:
| Rating | Author | Comment |
| Positive | imsys | On Apr 25, 2009, imsys from Sanibel, FL wrote: This plant plant grows fast, producing around five ripe tomatoes per day. | | Positive | deltasmom1959 | On Nov 30, 2004, deltasmom1959 from Katy, TX wrote: I was given one plant 2 years ago and it went wild! I now have plants coming up all over my back yard. I believe it is due to the birds eating them. They are very tasty tomatoes and produce all year long here in S. Texas. Even when a cold front comes through it just damages the top leaves but the others just keep coming out. It will run like a vine if allowed to. It is climbing up the side of my house now. It grows almost as fast as kudzu. I have plenty of free seeds if anyone is interested in this. This would be great for a school project. | | Positive | lunavox | On Feb 7, 2004, lunavox from Seattle, WA (Zone 8b) wrote: I gave a friend of mine a start late last summer; he kept it inside, and it's taken over the kitchen window, climbing like a vine. It's borne fruit the entire time since then, with little care. The tomatoes are sweet and pea-sized. Very cute and interesting. |
| Regional...This plant has been said to grow in the following regions: Sanibel, Florida
Pukalani, Hawaii
Austin, Texas
Seattle, Washington
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5 members have or want this plant for trade.
