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Anyone grow Marion?

wertach zone 7-B SC

12 years ago

I finally remembered the name of a tomato that Dad grew when I was a child. Marion! If I remember correctly, it was a lot more acidic than Rutgers, which he also grew. I found some seed online, doesn't mention anything about being more acidic. Ordered them anyway! LOL

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Donna
12 years ago
I have not personally grown it but it is very popular here in my area. There are always plenty of transplants available at Big Box stores even. I should think that is a good sign for you in South Carolina.
wertach zone 7-B SC
Original Author
12 years ago
Seeds were in the mailbox when I got home! I haven't saw them at the Big Box's or any nursery's around here. I have been trying to remember the name for a long time. I know I would have remembered the name if I had saw it. It just kinda hit me one day! LOL
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