Here's a selection of tomatoes picked today:
Clockwise rom Top Left: biggest round one is Moskvich; egg-shaped one next to it is a volulnteer; the tapered one is Bellstar sauce tomato; then the egg-shaped one next to that is April Fool (another volunteer, though it looks like 2nd tomato); a group of grape tomatoes are Sugar Plum grown from store bought tomato -- one plant is yielding pear-shaped ones that are equally sweet; a volunteer cherry tomato; the group of pointy ones are Principe Borghese sun-drying tomatoes.
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A cluster of green Bellstars and another cluster of ripening ones:
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This one's a volunteer, probably from last year's Brandywine. This is the only tomato on a 2' plant:
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Lyn's Mahogany Garnet:
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I have these volunteers that are starting out palest green/almost white. They're startling in twilight/dusk light conditions:
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Here's a second plant of the same with Sugar Plums in the background for comparison:
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