btrowe1
Senior Member
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Joined: Thu Feb 16, 2012 6:57 pm
Location: South Glens Falls Ny,Zone 4B

The burpee super sauce Pcs

This is the super sauce pic's I said I'd post, yes delicious,very meaty, great taste, not many seeds.

I have never had a Roma type tomato this large, is it a roma type?
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This is the beginning of a very good year.
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These are the plants had 6 but one was cut down,
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6sparkpug6
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Posts: 62
Joined: Thu Aug 01, 2013 5:30 pm
Location: Zone 6b

Woah I'm jealous! I did not have proper pots to transplant mine too so a bunch died... Attempting to revive one of them! And the other one is crowded in a pot with beans... I guess we forgot there was a tomato in it.. Oh, and a gourd is crawling on it too.. There's always next year I guess :roll:

Yours look really nice- when did you plant them?

mattie g
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Joined: Wed Jul 07, 2010 7:58 am
Location: Northern VA, USA -- Zone 7a

btrowe...I've got a volunteer with tomatoes that look very similar. They have the same basic shape as your standard paste tomato, but they're HUGE - like 5-6" long and 3" wide. They have very little water or goo in them, so they're not particularly heavy.

I'll try to remember to take a picture in the next couple days.

imafan26
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Location: Hawaii, zone 12a 587 ft elev.

They are huge. It does look like a paste tomato. And you description sounds like it too.



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