I read that the Roma tomato makes a terrific sauce tomato, so I tried one plant this year. I had an easy recipe for tomato sauce that you freeze, and I wanted to give it a try. Wow, this was a VERY productive plant this year! I'd estimate I harvested 15 lbs. or more of tomatoes from just this one plant. MY recipe recommends using 5 lbs. of tomatoes, so when I had that many collected I made my first sauce. Wow it came out nice!! Taste and texture were excellent! I made two batches this season, and we at the rest cut up as salad tomatoes. (We even sliced some long-ways for use on burgers, and they worked fine that way, too. Next year I plan on planting THREE of these plants! I'm 100% satisficed with the quality of the plant and the tomatoes it produced. But I made ONE BIG MISTAKE in selecting its planting location: I planted it between my two Bonnie Super Sweet 100 plants. Those plants are MONSTEROUSLY BIG, growing over 5 feet tall. My normal-sized Roma sorta got lost between them!

They looked dead. After I have babied them I still cannot plant them.

They arrived and looked healthy!

Plants are healthy, come in protected container and are easily put in the garden.