Dry Farmed Early Girl Tomatoes (10 lb. flat) East Bay/Peninsula
$20.00
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Red, ripe dry-farmed Early Girls, excellently balanced for delicious sauce or canning use, as well as eating fresh in salsas or salads.
Additional information
| Pickup Location | San Francisco, Santa Cruz, Berkeley, Capitola, Los Gatos, Menlo Park, Palo Alto |
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| San Francisco | Mission District (Folsom between 25th & 26th), Fatted Calf Hayes Valley, Inner Richmond (near California & 10th), Outer Sunset (28th between Judah & Kirkham), Inner Sunset (Pacheco between 9th & 10th) |
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