Friday, January 02, 2009
Principe BorgheseTomato
HEIRLOOM Determinate. This is the tomato used for sun drying in Italy. It is very small (1-2 ounces), plum shaped, and pointed at one end. Fruits are born in large clusters of several dozen, like grapes. They are meaty with little juice and branches can be hung to dry until leathery. In Italy they just throw the vines over a fence. We've had success in our cool, wet climate with slicing them in half and drying them in an oven with just the pilot light. Don't give this one too much water as you don't want juicy fruit for drying. 78 days.
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2009,
february,
pinetree gardens,
principe borghese tomato,
tomatoes,
vegetables
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Seeds started indoors on 15 February 2009.
Seeds germinated 20 February 2009.
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