San Marzano Tomato: When to Plant the Tomatoes That Keep Coming Until Frost
San Marzano is an indeterminate paste tomato that needs 80 to 85 days from transplant, and your frost-free window decides if it fits.
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San Marzano is an indeterminate paste tomato that needs 80 to 85 days from transplant, and your frost-free window decides if it fits.
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