[tomato] spring

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>>anybody know of any good paste tomatoes to grow this year ?<<

"Opalka" is about two inches across and six inches long.  It has great
flavor and can be used as a fresh variety although it is superb as a paste
type.  The seeds scrape out very easily when the fruit is split down the
middle and this makes "Opalka" a great variety for drying too.

Another that's much the same is "Howard German."

"Amish Paste" is a big, plump plum type, weighing about six ounces, that is
wonderfully sweet and very prolific.

Chuck Wyatt

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