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I have some tomato questions. I usually grow mine in an unheated greenhouse, but would like to try some outside of it - what are some good varieties to try and where would be the best place to grow them? With regards to the plants in the greenhouse, what are some reasons that the fruit does not reach a reasonable size? Cherry tomatoes are fine, but others that "should" grow larger only reach about large baseball size. I usually only have a couple per plant that reach this size the rest are much smaller.
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