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	<title>Comments on: Heirloom Tomato Plants For Sale</title>
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		<title>By: lmaloy</title>
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		<description>I grew my first heirloom tomatoes last year, based on this article. Prior to this, I had never even heard of an heirloom tomato. The first thing that appealed to me was the fact that these were tomatoes that may have been grown by my long-deceased ancestors. The second was that the flavor is touted as being amazing and the third being that rather than being round and red (boring), these come in all colors, shapes and sizes. I knew that my tomatoes would be unique in the neighborhood. 
After hosting a bar-b-q while I had a bunch of tomatoes on the vines, I can bet that my neighbors will all be growing heirlooms this year. Of course, I still grow the hybrids for canning, making sauces and salsa, etc., but I grow the heirlooms for salads, garnish plates and for eating fresh right from the garden!
Thanks Garden Harvest Supply for helping me discover something new and amazing!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I grew my first heirloom tomatoes last year, based on this article. Prior to this, I had never even heard of an heirloom tomato. The first thing that appealed to me was the fact that these were tomatoes that may have been grown by my long-deceased ancestors. The second was that the flavor is touted as being amazing and the third being that rather than being round and red (boring), these come in all colors, shapes and sizes. I knew that my tomatoes would be unique in the neighborhood.<br />
After hosting a bar-b-q while I had a bunch of tomatoes on the vines, I can bet that my neighbors will all be growing heirlooms this year. Of course, I still grow the hybrids for canning, making sauces and salsa, etc., but I grow the heirlooms for salads, garnish plates and for eating fresh right from the garden!<br />
Thanks Garden Harvest Supply for helping me discover something new and amazing!</p>
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