Tomatoes
One of our greatest delights each summer is to bite into a sun-ripened Tomato, fresh and warm from the vine. Tomatoes bought from a store, or even at a farm stand, are just not the same. Tomato vines of many varieties are easily to grow in the garden or containers, even by beginning gardeners. The plants want good soil, lots of sun and heat, regular feeding, and careful staking. Your reward will be sweet fruit for many weeks, plus the rich, unmistakable Tomato scent that alone is enough to make your mouth water. Order early for the best selection, as it will be too late for us to sow more seeds after March.
To learn how your Tomato plant begins its journey in the propagation department at our nursery, watch our short video Seed Starting.
We apologize, but due to agricultural restrictions we cannot ship Tomatoes to Georgia, Maryland, Montana, Nevada, New Jersey, North Carolina, or Texas.
All Tomato Varieties
Here you'll find the best heirlooms and modern hybrids worth growing. Read more
New Tomato Varieties
Each year we have the pleasure of introducing you to some of the best new Tomato varieties. Read more
Customer-Favorite Tomato Varieties
For convenience, we've gathered our most popular varieties here. Read more
Hard-to-Find Tomatoes
Shop our remarkable range of Tomatoes including many hard-to-find varieties. Read more
Beefsteak Tomatoes
When it comes to top Tomatoes for flavor, beefsteak varieties can't be beat. Read more
Colorful Tomato Varieties
Get creative with different colors by combining golden orange, red, yellow, purple, and striped Tomatoes. Read more
Determinate Tomatoes
Determinate varieties of Tomatoes grow to a certain height, and then they stop rather than continuing to grow all summer. Read more
Early-Season Tomatoes
Early maturing Tomatoes are an excellent choice for gardeners in areas with short growing seasons. Read more
Growing Tomatoes in Containers
We offer a select number of Tomatoes that have performed beautifully for us in containers Read more
Heirloom Tomatoes
The names alone conjure up unusual shapes, colors, and tastes, and we want to grow them all. Read more
Hybrid Tomatoes
Hybrid Tomatoes are bred from 2 different parent varieties to have particular traits or characteristics selected by plant breeders. Read more
Indeterminate Tomatoes
Indeterminate varieties of Tomatoes keep growing until they are stopped by frost or pruning. Read more
Late-Season Tomatoes
Choose Tomatoes with over 80 days to maturity to extend your harvest into late summer and fall. Read more
Midseason Tomatoes
For midseason Tomatoes, we've selected varieties that ripen 65–80 days after transplanting. Read more
Midsize Tomatoes
The varieties below average around 6–12 oz, and are just the right size and shape for slicing. Read more
Slicing Tomatoes
Medium- to large-size Tomatoes that are round, slightly flattened, or shaped like a heart are the easiest to slice. Read more
Tomato Collections
Busy lifestyles keep us all short on time, but growing your own fresh, healthy food is still possible. Read more
Tomato Growing Supplies
As you plan growing your own Tomato crop, we encourage you to consider these essential supplies. Read more
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