Is the Tree Tomato Real?

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There is a tomato tree. The tree is brittle and reaches 10 to 18 feet in height. The fruits are no more than 4 inches long, 2 inches wide and pointy on both ends. The tough outside skin may be deep purple, dark red, orange or yellow, and may have a striped appearance. The pulp tastes mildly sweet, bland and underripe.

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Susan Steele has been an avid writer for over 20 years. Susan's articles have been published on a variety of well-known websites including eHow, eHow Home and Garden, Garden Guides, Answerbag, Associated Content and Merchant Circle. She graduated from Ashland Community and Technical College with a degree in data entry operation.

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Is the Tree Tomato Real?

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