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Old July 30, 2013   #1
pinklady5
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Default I'm in love with Sara Black!

Thanks to my very kind and generous neighbor, I just tried my first Sara Black tomato and it now has to be one of the best tomatoes I've ever tasted! This year I didn't grow any black tomatoes but this one will definitely be a must next year. No need for salt or any mayo needed. Awesome all by itself!
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Looks lovely!
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Old July 30, 2013   #3
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welcome to t'ville. i have never met sara but after your meeting with her, i just may arrange an introduction.

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Old July 30, 2013   #4
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http://tatianastomatobase.com/wiki/Sara_Black

Note that it was bred by Joe Bratka whom I knew very well and he bred different colored Sara's as well/

The information he gave as seed coming from his grandmother''s sister is not true/ Because he had no living relatives back in Germany at that time.

The only truly family heirlooms of his are Eva ( not Eva's), Purple Ball, Marizol Purple and Marizol Gold.

Joe had said that if folks wanted heirlooms he would breed them, and he so he did.

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Old July 30, 2013   #5
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Thanks to my very kind and generous neighbor, I just tried my first Sara Black tomato and it now has to be one of the best tomatoes I've ever tasted! This year I didn't grow any black tomatoes but this one will definitely be a must next year. No need for salt or any mayo needed. Awesome all by itself!
I second that. So sweet, yet complex, great and un-described depth of taste.
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