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Nursery: Wed - Sat 9am-5pm; Thurs 9am-7pm
Farm Market: Thurs 2pm-7pm; Sat 10am-3pm
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Thur: 2pm-7pm
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Tomato Varieties
Grow your own tomatoes! Tomatoes are a wonderful vegetable that tastes great any way you prepare it!
Determinate - Varieties that grow to a mature size and ripen all their fruit in a short specific period. Pruning and removing suckers from determinate tomatoes is not recommended.
Indeterminate - Sometimes referred to as “vining” tomatoes, these varieties will continue to set and ripen fruit until they are killed off by frost. It is best to provide substantial staking or caging to support these large plants.
Determinate - Varieties that grow to a mature size and ripen all their fruit in a short specific period. Pruning and removing suckers from determinate tomatoes is not recommended.
Indeterminate - Sometimes referred to as “vining” tomatoes, these varieties will continue to set and ripen fruit until they are killed off by frost. It is best to provide substantial staking or caging to support these large plants.
| Name | Description | Packaging | Type | Color | |
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This extremely tasty cherry tomato grows in bunches like large grapes. A favorite with children, produces
hundreds of bright red globe-shaped fruits until frost.
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Market-Pack (4 plants) | Indeterminate | Red | |
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This very mild, sweet-tasting variety has skin and flesh that are white when ripe! The very attractive plant has
vines that are very large and bushy with fruit weighing 5-6 oz. each.
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3" Pot (individual plant) | Indeterminate | White | |
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A perfect combination of deep sweetness with a hint of acid tartness – it’s not summer without this amazing
cherry tomato! Its small fruits, borne in prolific clusters ripen very early to a rich apricot orange color.
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3" Pot (individual plant) | Indeterminate | Orange | |
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One of the best-looking tomatoes – dark red inside, and brighter red outside with dramatic, golden stripes.
Juicy and flavorful with 3” fruits on productive plants.
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3" Pot (individual plant) | Indeterminate | Striped | |
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This well-known paste-type tomato is perfect for sauces and pastes. Its heavy crop of bright red, slightly pear
shaped fruits are nice and meaty with very few seeds. Resistant to Verticillium Wilt, Fusarium Wilt, and
Alternaria Stem Canker.
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3" Pot (individual plant) | Determinate | Red | |
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There are two varieties called Rutgers. This is the original strain of the Jersey tomato developed by the
Campbell’s Soup Company in 1928. This Rutgers’ medium-sized (5-8 oz) fruit is deep red with an oblate shape
and still has that great old-time flavor.
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3" Pot (individual plant) | Indeterminate | Red | |
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A smooth, creamy texture and complex tangy flavor. Large slightly ribbed 1 lb. fruits with Brandywine’s
signature potato-leaf foliage.
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3" Pot (individual plant) | Indeterminate | Yellow | |
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This small fruited heirloom variety has 2 inch fruits that resemble small pears! The skin and flesh of these
clustered fruit are bright yellow.
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3" Pot (individual plant) | Indeterminate | Yellow | |
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Rugged vines produce large crops of bright red, 12 to 16 oz. smooth, flavorful fruit. Similar to Big Boy, but with additional disease resistance. Firm and perfect for slicing. One of the best tasting, garden tomatoes available anywhere. Indeterminate. 75 days.;
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3" Pot (individual plant) | Indeterminate | Red | |
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Plant produces good yields of 12 oz red tomatoes. The tomatoes are very meaty and flavorful. Grows in almost any type of climate. A variety from the USA. Disease Resistant: Determinate. 70 days
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3" Pot (individual plant) | Indeterminate | Red |
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