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Giant Tomato Tree - A Gardener's Dream |
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written by Peggy, May 01, 2010
This tomato plant grew taller than me and produced more luscious tomatoes than my family of five could eat. And the tomatoes would never be mistaken for baseballs, like those from the grocery store!
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Delicious toms
written by Joe Dodd, September 02, 2009
The tomato plant is huge and the fruit is gigantic! Well, this IS Texas.
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amazing
written by Greg, August 25, 2009
Since my green thumb is an off color green,I gave my gardener friend a Giant Tomato Tree. He said it is truly AMAZING.
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the bigger the better
written by Hal C., August 25, 2009
I don't have to buy those tasteless store tomatos any more. THANKS!!!
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4 lb tomatos
written by d muskin, August 17, 2009
my plants are ten feet tall and 19 inches rond thank you!!!! the muskins
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Smart, too!
written by Solly, August 12, 2009
I also presented my neighbor with the Giant Tomato Tree and am eating homegrown tomatoes from it every day. I'm probably too lazy to live!
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winter?
written by Loren, July 31, 2009
How does the tree do in cold weather? I live in Nebraska and need to know if it can survive the snowy season.
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Tomato "tree" didn't grow
written by Kim, April 25, 2009
I had ordered the tomato tree, and got the early tomatoes, too. the earlies are blooming, the tree, not a sprout in sight. I'd like another set.... but don't know how to get one.
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Desert
written by Joan, April 19, 2009
I live in NV did anyone try to grow them here. If so how did it work out?
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up side down planted tomatoe plants
written by Midniteswim, April 19, 2009
I planted my tomotoes in 5 gallon buckets even in milk jugs, seen on youtube, It says to water every day they have been planted about 5 days now, looking great so far, but even though the plants are doing good and the dirt is staying wet should I still water them daily except when it rains?
Thank You for your help have a wonderful day, ~Midniteswim~ report abuse
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kasekende
written by jerome, April 05, 2009
Hello Iam Jerome
I would like to grow tomatoes of this kind but i live in uganda please what can i do to get sme of that great tomato. contact 256782900567 jkasekende@yahoo.com Thank you report abuse
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easy tomatos
written by Jason, April 03, 2009
I've tried to grow lots of tomato plants but they never really work. I used this last year and it was awesome.
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Mommies Rules
written by Jeri Thomas, March 18, 2009
Love it Love it Love It! My children Jill, Jerry, and Jojo hate it when I make them eat veggies, it is a battle at dinner time every night. Rule 1 in the house is we grow it we eat it, and they do with out argument. Now with this Giant Tomato we can have tomatoes more often and sooner than we normally do. Cant wait for that cheese and tomato sandwich.
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Concerned Citizen
written by Ms. A.Sled, March 17, 2009
Is your tomato tree product grown without pesticides? How much healthy nutrition will be gain if a customer consumers your product?
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Nutritional Value
written by Ms. A.Sled, March 17, 2009
Is your tomato tree grow under healthy cultivation conditions so that your customers receive good nutrition from your product?
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The Giant Tomato lives next door
written by Chrissy Wagner, March 13, 2009
Our neighbor is big into growing tomatoes in his yard. We bought him the Giant Tomato as a surprise and he was thrilled with how quick and easy it grew. His new tomato tree produces 3x the tomatoes than his garden alone did. The best part is we get to reap some of the reward when he shares his home grown tomatoes with us!
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growing tomato
written by Michelle Douglas, March 07, 2009
i am living in Jamaica and i would like to grow the Giant Tomato too please how can i aquire the product to do same. my email address is angelface_2444@yahoo.com
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The tomato lady
written by Sandy, March 05, 2009
I wish I could have this much success with all the vegetables in my garden! My neighborhood now calls me the tomato lady since I put out a table with a sign for anybody to take tomatoes for free! I was so excited when one of my neighbors brought me a homemade jar of spaghetti sauce as a thank you!
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First of all, I did not get "plants". What I received were 6 small, plastic sealed, egg crate containers filled with dirt. Since I received them at least 4 weeks after placing my order, there's no telling how long they had been sitting on some shelf in some warehouse before my order was ever placed.
I remember thinking, there's no way these things will sprout, assuming there's even any seeds in there! Well, after watering daily and providing the right amount of warmth/sunlight, all six seeds sprouted and have since grown into fine looking, healthy tomato plants.
Today, nearly 60 days from the time they were planted outside, I have beautiful 4' tall tomato plants full of green tomatoes. Unfortunately, unless those three 8' tall tomato trees really take off and grow another 4' in 30 days, I doubt they are going to reach their, as advertised, 8' in 90 days tree height. Additionally, I can't tell the difference in the size of the stalks/stems among any of the 6 plants and none of the green tomatoes currently growing appear as though they will produce the sizes advertised.
If anyone has grown an 8' tomato tree or produced tomatoes as large as advertised, I'd like to hear from you. I'm pleased with the abundance and health of my tomato plants, but do think the advertising is exaggerated.