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Originally Posted by Illia
There's actually a cherry type tomato that grows like a wild weed in parts of FL. . . Perhaps aim for different varieties? I'm not an artificial fertilizer person nor a common red tomato person either so I can't help too much. Tomatoes aside, I think if you really looked into perennial vegetable gardening you'll find a lot of relatives to common greens that still taste great or better, yet ask for much less work to grow.
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I've grown plenty of cherry toamats. And they do grow like weeds here. But Really don't like them much. I like a good slicing tomat with an acid bite. This go around it's San Marzano. Good for sauce and salads also.