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Growing Tomatoes
tim984

Tomatoe Rocky

12 years ago

I have possibly a variety of tomatoe that came from Calabrie,Italy sometime around the 1970's.i got some of the seed from a guy I work with that got the tomatoes from a farmers market and saved the seeds.He was told by the farmer that he was told they were called Tomatoe rocky.I currently have one of these growing in my garden.I have found forums on here about it.Does anyone here have any info on what the true name is for this variety of tomatoe? Thanks to all that may be able to help me out.

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