but then the general consensus was that it was a tomato plant...and now it's growing watermelons!
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Is there such a thing as a watermelon tomato?
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maybe its a plum lemon....I like them plum lemon tomatoes
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Yeah, potato leaf tomatoes are not combinations, they are just a tomato variety (though potatoes and tomatoes are all in the nightshade family). Plum lemon tomatoes are not a combination, they are just tomatoes.
Tomatoes are a favorite subject of hybridizers and there are about a million varieties of tomatoes these days, plus or minus five or six.
Scan through the images on this page:
https://international.stockfood.com/results.asp?txtkeys=Tomato%20variety
except for one tomatillo picture that sneaked in there, they are all just varieties of tomatoes.
Tomatoes are a favorite subject of hybridizers and there are about a million varieties of tomatoes these days, plus or minus five or six.
Scan through the images on this page:
https://international.stockfood.com/results.asp?txtkeys=Tomato%20variety
except for one tomatillo picture that sneaked in there, they are all just varieties of tomatoes.
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