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Old August 9, 2016   #31
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Five fused fruit, with a doughnut hole center:
You grow some bizarre looking tomatoes out there.
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Old August 9, 2016   #32
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Cole,
Thats a Fukushima special.
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Old August 10, 2016   #33
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No doubt!
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Old August 15, 2016   #34
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My German Striped blob-tomato, with four blossom scars on the bottom; only three are visible in the photo. It weighs about 1 lb. 6 oz. Beautiful coloring, but not a good-looking tomato.
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Old September 19, 2016   #35
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Skipped cat face; went "cat butt." >;-D Cherokee purple demonstrating just how much trouble I've had with my beefy heirlooms this year.

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Old September 19, 2016   #36
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http://durgan.org/2016/August%202016...Tomatoes/HTML/ 29 August 2016 Sicilian Saucer Tomatoes.
There are two Sicilian Saucer Tomato plants which are prolific producers. The fruit are large. The heaviest being 2 pounds and the texture is excellent. However all the fruit is somewhat scared. Twenty pounds were made into 9 liters of juice and pressure canned at 15 PSI for 15 minutes. The canning portion is not depicted.
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Skipped cat face; went "cat butt." >;-D Cherokee purple demonstrating just how much trouble I've had with my beefy heirlooms this year.

That's what you get when experimenting with Preparation H as a fertilizer.
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Old September 25, 2016   #38
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That is an ugly tomato Cole, I see it has brothers and sisters too. When I first saw that pic, I thought of a Sci Fi creature copied from that look. LOL
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some ugly tomatoes indeed haha
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