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Originally Posted by njbchbum
if you wish to pay the shipping [i won't charge a villager for handling!] i'd be happy to send you some good old jersey dirt and water [not yet mixed  )]! there's nuthin' like a fresh picked jersey tomato! 
ps - i always thought a second career could be made by bottling my tap water and selling it under the label - old fashioned nj water and packaging my backyard as nj tomato dirt - i'd soon have room for an in-ground pool! |
Now I have not had any off the vine New Jersey Tomatoes grown in New Jersey soil so I may be wrong..........but I felt I should point out that Ohio's State fruit is the tomato, and Ohio is the second largest producer of tomatoes in U.S. behind California. My niece from Reynoldsburg, Ohio, touted as "The Birthplace of the Tomato" was the Tomato Queen one year.
Read this bragging article below, please.
The Best Tomato Varieties for Ohio | eHow.com
Plus, I remember when I was a kid and taking the salt shaker outside and picking a tomato and salting it and eating it on the front porch. YUM. I love tomatoes.