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siberian tomatoes

20 years ago

I was told that Siberian tomatoes were not very tasty. It is very true, that's the tomatoes i planted this year, they are earlier then other kinds but small and tasteless. So just so you all know they are not worth it. Here is a pic of them today.

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glen3a
20 years ago
Interesting. I don't remember how they tasted, but I do remember that one cool rainy summer they were pretty well the only tomato that performed well in my Mom's garden. I guess there's a payoff 'performance' versus 'taste'?
marbles_n_the_garden
20 years ago
Hello,
I am interested in your Siberian Tomatoes. Would you consider saving seed for me? I could send a SASBE. I have a collection of Siberian plants. PLMK in an e-mail to:
Robin282mt@verizon.net
Thanks,
Robin
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