So I let a few tomato plants volunteer this year if they were in an area of the garden I could deal with. In the area I did sungold last year I planted Garlic and on the outside of the raised bed a volunteer grew and I just pounded in a piece of conduit for support and have been tying it up.
Now I'm no genius but if the fruit looks like sungold, and not one of it's two parents, since sungold is a hybrid, does that mean I got lucky and have a 2nd generation Sungold? Or could it look like sungold but have other characteristics of either parent? I have not eaten one yet, but maybe will tonight since a few of the fruit are nice and orange.
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