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Roma tomatoes are one of the most popular tomatoes for salsa making! They are fleshy, thick-skinned, and have fewer seeds/juice than other tomato varieties.
Some classic hot peppers to grow for salsa are the jalapeo, habaero, manzano, and serrano, but the best hot pepper to grow in your salsa garden will depend on your particular taste (we happen to like the Joe Parker for taste, and the chiltepin for heat).
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Start seeds indoors 1/4 deep 10 to 12 weeks before last frost. Transplant into garden three weeks after last frost or when soil docHubes 70 degrees F. Fruits are edible from early green to full-color maturity.