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Growing Tomatoes
ryseryse_2004

Best tomato for drying

13 years ago

I have found Opalka to be the absolute best for drying. It has a better taste than the determinate Roma and is a good all around tomato also for eating and canning.

Also, Amish Paste is great and also indeterminate. What are your favorites?

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