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Question #1

    05-Feb-92 17:06:50
Sb: #50-Question #1
Fm: Robert E. Zimet 73277,2067
To: Warren Schultz 76711,417
That is not an easy question. Each year I grow 12 to 15 varieties, mixing in old favorites with a few new ones. Among the favorites that I would never omit are: 1) Camp Joy – a large cherry tomato which has the more typical tomato flavor than some of the other cherries; 2) Sweet 100+ which is an amazingly prolific and sweet cherry tom.; 3) Carmello – a relatively small fruit which is very meaty and consistently blemish free with a rich taste; 4) Supersonic – for larger classic tomatoes; 5)Whopper – for large, delicious tomatoes that are so juicy they are thirst quenching. This year I am looking to grow for the first time Viva Italia and Costoluto Genovese. My favorite? Slices of Carmello with chopped fresh basil lightly drizzled with olive oil. Can't wait.