Best Type Of Tomato And Bean

What is the best tomato to grow in a small garden in NH. We are in zone 4. I use them mostly for tomato, cucumber, cheese sandwiches and for tomato sauce. Also, what is the best for sauce alone. I’ve grown romas and liked them. What is the name of a mottled bean seed that produces a bean that is less full of hard beans than most. So tasty but did not keep package.

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#1 Comment By GKH_Susan On 06/12/2022 @ 10:40 pm

There are many, many varieties of mottled beans. Try doing an internet search for the ones you'd like to try.

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You may want to plant a "determinate" tomato plant. This article explains it:
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