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Where are tomatillos grown?

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Here is a bit of tomato trivia: Every state in the U.S. grows tomatoes except Alaska. Thomas Jefferson was one of the first Americans to grow tomatoes at his Virginia home as early as 1781. China grows more tomatoes than any other country. Now to answer your question, here is what I found: Florida has the largest fresh tomato industry -- grows 50% of all the domestically produced tomatoes. California has the largest processed tomato production. California grows 10.75 million tons. If you would like more information, check out: http://www.ctga.org and www.floridatomatoes.org

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literally there birth place is Italy or spane

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tomato's are grown in the USA because they have the best climate for tomato's

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tomatoes are grown in countries all over the world

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u buy seeds at the store and plant them in ur garden

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corrales,NM

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