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broad ripple current cherrie tomatoes
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Posted by stillmanz QLDAust (My Page) on Fri, Dec 2, 05 at 18:16
I'm a sucker for punishment and have decided to grow a fairly large crop of these little fellas. Has anyone else here grown these for the markets. Picking them isn't going to be much fun but in a small punnet I think I will get a good price for them becauce they are delicious and very attractive, I intend to sell them along with worlds smallest red currant tomatoes to medium to high end restuarants $5 a punnet for 150gm punnet.
I have three restuarants who are interested at the moment so they won't be hard to move with any luck.
What do you think?
Mick |
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RE: broad ripple current cherrie tomatoes
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| We grew "spoons" a couple years. A pain to pick nicely. Because they ripened unevenly. The end ones in a bunch were green and the ones closest to the plant are over ripe. But they were a HUGE hit at market. They are so wonderful on salads. Good luck! |
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