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Italian Bush Roma

$5.00

Italian Heirloom – Organic

80 days.  Firm, meaty 3-inch fruits grow on bushy, compact plants. The Italian Roma is an excellent paste tomato, but is wonderful in salsas, sandwiches, and salads. Determinate growth ensures that most of the fruit will ripen at the same time, which makes it an great choice for canning. Very productive. Plants are grown from organic seed.

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Categories: Container/Small Space, Grown from Organic Seed, Heirloom Tomatoes, Paste, Sauce, Canning Tomatoes
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Cleaning garlic. 🧄 It's slow going, but a perfect Cleaning garlic. 🧄 It's slow going, but a perfect way to spend a summer afternoon. Tops and roots are trimmed, and loose papers sluffed off. 

This garlic was harvested in early July and is curing nicely outside on racks in the shade, but it's not fully cured. It still needs a few more weeks to continue to dry, before the final stem trimming and bagging in mesh nets for storage.

Of course, I'm also sorting out the biggest and best bulbs for replanting in October. 🧄

#thecoeurdalenecoop
#growinggarlic
#organicgarlic
#saynotostorebought
#garliclover
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