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Post  littlejo 7/7/2015, 12:40 pm

In this bed, I have peppers(sweet) and eggplant, and 1 volunteer tomato plant.
It must be indeterminate, for it is taking over the bed. It is also full of toms. They are about 2 in. to 4 in long, with a small tip on end. This bed is in the shade, so it is a shade loving tom.  Can anyone tell me what kind it is?
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Post  yolos 7/7/2015, 1:19 pm

littlejo wrote:In this bed, I have peppers(sweet) and eggplant, and 1 volunteer tomato plant.
It must be indeterminate, for it is taking over the bed. It is also full of toms. They are about 2 in. to 4 in long, with a small tip on end. This bed is in the shade, so it is a shade loving tom.  Can anyone tell me what kind it is?
Jo

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Looks kind of like a Gilbertie.  I think Gilberie's actually have more of a point than those appear to have.  But probably could be any paste tomato.  Do they have green shoulders.
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