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Tomato variety?

6 years ago

last modified: 6 years ago

My first time growing tomatoes! But apparently I bought a cherry tomato plant by accident. I hope when I click "Next" I can show a picture, so someone can tell me if these are actually plum tomatoes. They are absolutely delicious - sweet and flavorful, like nothing I've ever tasted from the supermarket.
P.S. I was unable to find a way to upload a photo. How do I do this?
Description: tomatoes when ripe are about 1.5 inches long, and pointed rather than round on the bottom. They have golden stripes.

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labradogs
6 years ago
Sounds like a bullet shape which is still classified as a cherry tomato. The bi-coloured yellow/red are delicious :).

Linda
emmi331
Original Author
6 years ago
Thanks....I tried to get a photo here from my file, but all I could see was some kind of buffering going on, then the silly thing never showed up! Oh, well - I appreciate your help identifying this lovely 'mater!
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labradogs
6 years ago
Sorry about the picture problems.

You could check out wildboarfarms.com or growartisan.com as both these breeders have amazing bullet shaped 'maters. I'm wondering if it could be Blush from Artisan Seeds.

Linda
party_music50
6 years ago
If the image is too large it won't upload. Try making it smaller before uploading.
emmi331 thanked party_music50

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