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Old August 28, 2016   #196
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Here's what mine looked like.
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Old August 28, 2016   #197
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Yip, that's the one! This is just one fantastic tomato, and I mean as a plant too- just keeps pumping them out. Great find Girl Girl! Woof Woof!!
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Old August 29, 2016   #198
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Oh just another beauty pic for kicks and giggles. Interesting that it is such a consistent grower visually for so many. In so many different climates. I have four plants and all are producing similar. Over the past few weeks i'm getting 3-4 good size and picking firm ripe. They hold well on the counter all week. So many others ripen too fast.
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Old August 29, 2016   #199
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The BLT slices. It is the juicy dark one behind the, i think, bullsHeart or maybe GermanRed.
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Old August 30, 2016   #200
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Oakley, which variety is this one?
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Old August 30, 2016   #201
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Artisan's, (Fred Hempel), Maglia Rosa...another great tomato for my 'cherry bowl' collection.
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Old August 30, 2016   #202
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Artisan's, (Fred Hempel), Maglia Rosa...another great tomato for my 'cherry bowl' collection.
How is the taste? Sweet, tart? Production?
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Old August 30, 2016   #203
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Fortunately we like firm ripe tomatoes not at all soft. MRosa is at its best young and firm...a very fresh bright pink cherry well balanced fruity sweet with a citrus tang. Not at all the pop explosion i get from a SunGold. More subtle but most interesting is the clean clear finish of nice tomatoey flavor that lingers. Like GGWT it is holding well all week with SunGold, CubanYellow, ChocolateCherry for the cherries...and CherokeeChocolate for my larger fruits. Just about everything else i need to check daily for soft spots and freeze asap. used for winter salsa.

I've had a great tomato year despite low in production overall. All mentioned above are producing well above all others. MagliaRosa did flop to the ground rather quick and a bit wispy leafed. Just needs a better spot next year. Hand in hand with CubanYellow might be perfect as CY shoots up tall very fast before fruiting and also a delicate leaf plant.
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Old August 31, 2016   #204
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Thank you, Oakley.
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Old September 5, 2016   #205
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My latest GGWT. Very delicious. I have several more on the vine ripening. Hoping they don't get attacked by stink bugs or squirrels. My son is in love with this tomato. Says he finds the taste smokey and earthy. I'm currently trying to save seeds from it.
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Old September 5, 2016   #206
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Thanks for posting these Sharon. I never get tired of looking at this tomato.
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Old September 5, 2016   #207
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Another one eaten today, wonderful taste. That particular individual was picked early, due to some bad cracking and BER, but that didn't hamper the flavor. Like a tropical fruit, not too 'tomato-ey'..lol

Or course now that's it's the end of the season, the plant has decided to start pumping out some more little green fruits and flowers..
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Old September 5, 2016   #208
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I'm still waiting for mine to finish ripening. I keep hearing it tastes much like PBTD.
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Old September 12, 2016   #209
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Still one of my best providers in taste and production. Right up there with my saved seed plants of CherokeeChocolate. This one deserved home baked bread. BLT, avocado cream...(we don't have or use a toaster so i just broil/toast one side so the un-toasted side is soft and soakes up all the juice and condiment, yum)
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Old September 13, 2016   #210
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Looking yamy.
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