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| | Royal Horticultural Society - Publications: Plant Bulletins |
 | | The trial also showed the wide range of fruit sizes and shapes, the variation in the thickness of the flesh, and the beautiful colours, from unripe green, to red, purple, yellow and orange. |
 | | The sweet-tasting, non-pungent (mild) fruit are used in their immature green state or when ripe, for salads, cooking and stuffing. |
 | | The trial was judged in August and September by the Vegetable Trials Sub-committee, which considered yield, harvest date, fruit size, shape, and colour (ripe and unripe) and thickness of flesh. |
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