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Old April 2, 2023   #31
Andrey_BY
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Very, very sweet.
Unusually so. It was surprising.
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So it seems to me that it was not than bland sweet of many white tomatoes
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Old April 2, 2023   #32
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No, I really dislike bland one dimensional tomatoes. This one is good or I wouldn’t bother with another generation. To my knowledge, it’s the only white bicolour antho I know of.
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