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Old March 15, 2010   #16
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Old March 15, 2010   #17
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pdxwindjammer,
Got your seeds in this morning's mail. I'll grow the Sierra Leone and report results later in the year.
Thanks.......Mike
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Old March 15, 2010   #18
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Received my Sierra Leone today also...Will keep you posted on the results later this season..

Thanks again,
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Old January 5, 2012   #19
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I believe it is only me and Carolyn who grew it, both from Jeanne's seeds, and we seem to have got different results. All the Sierra Leone plants I grew produced the same type of fruit - fluted and somewhat hollow.

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I grew out this tomato and got the same results as Tania, fluted and very hollow. I was not impressed with this tomato at all. No meat at all!!!!!!

Maybe it was the growing conditions last year, I may give it one more try for the heck of it.
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Old January 21, 2012   #20
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Update: I found a few pictures of Sierra Leone from 2010 garden season.

This pic is one cut in half. You can see areas that are slightly hollow. Other tom's that were cut were more hollow, while some had more meat then others, like this one.
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Old January 21, 2012   #21
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Basket of Sierra Leone.. very much ribbed.
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Old January 21, 2012   #22
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Ripening on the vine. Notice the blotches.
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Old January 21, 2012   #23
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Mine looked exactly the same.
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Old December 21, 2013   #24
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i grew them in 2012 before they were wiped out by late blight I found them extremely vigorous plants and the few fruits that ripened were amazing to make stuffed dolma tomatoes with
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