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I would like to plant Roma tomatoes this year but after some research I've learned they are a "determinate" tomato. From what I understand this means they put out most of their tomatoes at one time instead of over the entire season.

I love Roma tomatoes because they have more "meat" and less seeds and watery bits. However i'd rather have a variety that sets tomatos all summer.

Anyone know of an indeterminate type of Roma? I'm also open to suggestions of tomatos that aren't Romas at all but still a more meaty variety of tomato.

Jumbo Roma is a variety that's indetermiate.

I grew opalka tomatoes last season. They are indeterminate, and are a very meaty tomato. They are larger than a roma, about 5-7 inches long. The plants tend to get very big, so i suggest cages if you are to grow them. I enjoyed them, hope if you give them a try you will to.