This is the product of our tomato plant for the season-not the red, only the green tomato.
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2 comments:
I must ask, did the tomato plant itself flourish? I once grew a "Jack in the Beanstalk" plant that was the largest green bean plant ever, but it bore no fruit. Finally later in the season it began to give us some beans.
The plant grew well and was full of promise, we even planted a Basil plant alongside it to ward off pests and bugs.
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