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Originally Posted by ginger2778
Really these are average tasting, and very small, but folks around here go nuts for them. I grew them for the seeds, our garden's annual plant sale- we can sell 60 of them in 2 days. Whats the lure?- they grow wild here in the Everglades, and they set fruit in the heat.
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They (Everglades) look good Marsha. I plan on growing some Wild tomatoes in our fall garden next year. This is one I don't have seeds for yet. I asked for Texas Wild in the MMMM, I have seeds for Matt's that I saved from selected plants. I grew 4 Matt's wild. Two plants produced currant size tomatoes and two other plants produced small cherry size tomatoes. The taste was exactly the same - very good. I saved seeds only from the larger tomatoes.