Are the cherry and golden tomatoes determinate or indeterminate?
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I have no idea what you are trying to ask. I had other seeds from last years package, and am growing them now.... Just broke past the soil... So looks like they will be very good this year too.
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the item was purchased last year and given as a present to a friend.I'm sorry I can't answer your question
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Assorted pretty well...of course my favorite color is red and it seems like there's never enough of those, but that's just because I like them so much lol And I think that they do have different flavors, I would say the Yellow ones are my least favorite flavor, but I'll still eat them!
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No it just says no additives or preservatives. So I doubt that it's pesticide free, thankfully no tomatoes are GMO.
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Listed: tomatoes, raspberrie, strawberries, acerola; cherries; cranberries; apple pectin; mangos; papayas; peaches; oranges; flaxseed;lecithin; oat bran; phytosterol blend; pomegranate; red currants; pineapple bilberries;nectrines; probiotic blend; barley; eleuthero root; mangosteen; rice bran; tangerine; apricots; kiwi; red delicious apples; cherimoya; red grapes; star fruit; plums; acai fruit; coconut; grape seed extract; blueberries; passionfruit; prunes; blackberries; guava; stevia; pineapple flavor; secithin from soy; barley powder;oat bran and phytosterol
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not sure. I am only concerned about the quality and these limes are A-mazing!.they are versatile for cakes, lemonade and everything . you can tell they were grown properly in good soil bcause of flavor, profuse juice emanates from them.
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I haven't noticed any of the fruit "shriveled". The color of the packing liquid is sometimes a deeper red but the taste is about the same.
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I don't think that has much to do with it...they are dried and the quality is always fine. We have purchased these cherries for years and have never been disappointed.
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Ask if the almonds are 100% "unprocessed", that's the key word. As to answering the question, there is no way to know the truth unless you follow the seed from the tree to your mouth. http:// www .organicpastures.com/ raw-almond-expose. html
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The label (shown in the description photos) states 'naturally derived citric acid.' These tomatoes are delicious! I eat them right from the can, heated, for lunch.
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No. You must put in your own potting mix and a plant. The plant goes through the hole in the bottom. Seed won't work. I put in a cherry tomato plant on June 1st and I have about 40 tomatoes on the plant.
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I just received my second order. There are naturally occurring sodium and sugars in all fruits. I used to buy the Paul Newman Organic Raisins these seem to be fresher and plumper and they are from California. I agree with the other people you won't be disappointed.
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Its definitely not cherry(doesn't have red in it). It's a tad bit lighter than what you see in the picture.
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No, but I think with the right type of screen you can get the right consistency of the tomatoes to make salsa.
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labelled as a 'standardized extract' containing a minimum of 3% rosavins and 1% salidrosides. Having some kind of standardization is very important for such extracts.BHM
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Ask if the almonds are 100% "unprocessed", that's the key word. As to answering the question, there is no way to know the truth unless you follow the seed from the tree to your mouth.http:// www .organicpastures.com/ raw-almond-expose. html
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I wouldn't fret just yet Donnie. Hot Pepper plants are in the same family as tomatoes. The hot little guys are even a slight bit fuzzy at the base of the stem like tomatoes. I could see the confusion in the look but the smell just might be what's throwing you off. They say that some of these exotic peppers have a sweet taste but the capsaicin is so strong that it makes it hard to tell. In other words, that sweet tomatoe smell will subside when the pungent peppers grow. I use Fish Emulsion throughout my growth cycles, so that may be why I have never noticed the similar tomatoe smell. Hope that helped and good luck I wouldn't fret just yet Donnie. Hot Pepper plants are in the same family as tomatoes. The hot little guys are even a slight bit fuzzy at the base of the stem like tomatoes. I could see the confusion in the look but the smell just might be what's throwing you off. They say that some of these exotic peppers have a sweet taste but the capsaicin is so strong that it makes it hard to tell. In other words, that sweet tomatoe smell will subside when the pungent peppers grow. I use Fish Emulsion throughout my growth cycles, so that may be why I have never noticed the similar tomatoe smell. Hope... » Read More I wouldn't fret just yet Donnie. Hot Pepper plants are in the same family as tomatoes. The hot little guys are even a slight bit fuzzy at the base of the stem like tomatoes. I could see the confusion in the look but the smell just might be what's throwing you off. They say that some of these exotic peppers have a sweet taste but the capsaicin is so strong that it makes it hard to tell. In other words, that sweet tomatoe smell will subside when the pungent peppers grow. I use Fish Emulsion throughout my growth cycles, so that may be why I have never noticed the similar tomatoe smell. Hope that helped and good luck « Show Less
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I live in the Sarasota area and have been having very good luck with them. In September I didn't plant them in full sun. My cucumbers were huge. My cherry tomatoes were the size of my palm.