West Texas Grape Tomato Hybrids/Varieties?

9 years ago

I moved to the Amarillo area a little over 2 years ago and I've had a garden the past two years. I've been gardening on and off since 2000. The off years were when I was living in an apartment while working on my degrees.

I really enjoy grape tomatoes since they're often smaller than the cherry tomatoes and I'd like to try some different hybrids and varieties.

Anyone found anything in particular that you like for grape tomatoes here?

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silvia1955
9 years ago
Have you ever tried to just throw a few grape tomatoes into the ground and see what happens. I've done this with different types of tomatoes and have been pretty successful. Probably the best time to do this is in the fall.
silvia1955
9 years ago
Have you ever tried to just throw a few grape tomatoes into the ground and see what happens. I've done this with different types of tomatoes and have been pretty successful. Probably the best time to do this is in the fall.
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West Texas Grape Tomato Hybrids/Varieties?

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