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$6.95Solanum lycopersicum SHIPPING RESTRICTION: In order for us to protect the environment and comply with regulations, we’re unable to ship this product to the following states: CA, GA, NV. Overview Uses: Tomato crop production—produces excellent yields Benefits: Cordon (produces crops all season). Produces striking lemon yellow (not golden) tomatoes! Sweet, smooth, mild, tangy, and…
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Solanum lycopersicum Overview Uses: Tomato crop production—produces excellent yields Benefits: Cordon (produces crops all season). Heirloom! Deep, rich purple skinned tomatoes with a meaty, merlot reddish purple flesh. Large, sweet fruit! USDA Hardiness Zones: 3 – 9 suggested (has been known to survive in all USDA Hardiness Zones) Sun: Full Growth: Indeterminate…
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Solanum lycopersicum Overview Uses: Tomato crop production—produces excellent yields Benefits: Cordon (produces crops all season). Produces massive, 2 pound+ tomatoes that have a delicious sweet flavor, and a meaty texture. Yellow, orange, and red marbled flesh! Ideal for slicing into tomato sandwiches, salads, salsas, and sauces! USDA Grow Zones: 3 – 9 suggested (has been…
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Solanum lycopersicum Overview Uses: Tomato crop production—high yielding, early maturing Benefits: Cordon (produces crops all season). Produces super sweet, crack resistant tomatoes. USDA Hardiness Zones: 3 – 9 suggested (has been known to survive in all USDA Hardiness Zones) Sun: Full Growth: Indeterminate (cordon) Life Cycle: Annual Mature Height: Up to 6′ if…
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Solanum lycopersicum Overview Uses: Tomato crop production—produces excellent yields Benefits: Cordon (produces crops all season). Very similar to our Beefsteak Tomatoes, just slightly sweeter. Best for eating fresh, right off the vine or sliced. Has won more taste tests than any other type of tomato. USDA Hardiness Zones: 3 – 9…
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Solanum lycopersicum Overview Uses: Tomato crop production—produces excellent yields Benefits: Cordon (produces crops all season). Produces mouth-watering, delicious 3″ tomatoes that (as the name suggests) remain green when ripe and have a unique zebra stripe pattern. USDA Hardiness Zones: 3 – 9 suggested (has been known to survive in all USDA Hardiness Zones)…
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Physalis philadelphica (aka Physalis ixocarpa) Overview Uses: Tomatillo crop production—very high yielding (it’s suggested to grow two or more tomatillo plants close to each other for pollination purposes). Benefits: Easy to grow. Produces delicious, plump, and beautiful tomatillos that are perfect for use in a variety of culinary applications, especially salsa…
