Vegetable Plants Tomato Plants For Sale In Columbus

When they arrive at your door, they're ready for your garden. Available only within the contiguous US. Ships first half of April-Order Must Be Received By: March 1 Ships last half of April-Order Must Be Received By: March 15 Ships first half of May-Order...

Place the tomatoes in a carryout nursery flat, or position on newspaper on a shelf. Use the Plant Order Form located in the center of the catalog. Our plants are available individually in 2 1/4 inch pots! At Territorial you don't have to buy 6 plants...

Slow to bolt, and non-heading. Resistant to mosaic and scab viruses. These dwarf plants are well suited for window boxes, pots, patios, and in the garden. This collection includes everything you need to grow your own bounty of fresh vegetables in limited...

Its flavor, both for slicing and cooking, is still unequaled. Tall vines, Fusarium resistance. Red fruits are slightly flattened. The legendary Jersey tomato, introduced in 1934, is a cross between J.T.D. (an old New Jersey variety from the Campbell Soup...

Available only within the contiguous US. You can mix and match your plants just the way you want. The radiant, dark pink slicers weigh 6-7 ounces. Plants are shipped Monday through Wednesday and arrive at your door Thursday or Friday of the same week.

When they arrive at your door, they're ready for your garden. Available only within the contiguous US. Ships first half of April-Order Must Be Received By: March 1 Ships last half of April-Order Must Be Received By: March 15 Ships first half of May-Order...

These 2" yellow cocktail tomatoes have sparkling flavor that gives your tongue something to talk about. Returning from Burpee's garden trials this was a favorite among the staff! Four ounce yellow fruits will light up the garden and your palate alike.

The cheerful, marbled, red and yellow cherry-type fruits, weighing just under an ounce, add a burst of color as they gleam on vigorous plants. Fresh as first morning light, ‘Sunrise Bumble Bee' bursts with refreshing sweet tang.

Root-bound, leggy plants that have open flowers or fruit when planted out may remain stunted and produce poorly. Grow seedlings at 60-70°F (16-21°C). For earliest crops, set plants out around the last frost date under floating row covers, which will...

Ships first half of April-Order Must Be Received By: March 1 Ships last half of April-Order Must Be Received By: March 15 Ships first half of May-Order Must Be Received By: April 1 Ships last half of May-Order Must Be Received By: May 1.

Sunchocola fruit has more smoky, sweet flavor, juicier texture and lower acid. Resistant to Tomato mosaic virus. Productive, dark green, indeterminate plants produce clusters of 8-12 fruits measuring 1" wide x 1/5" long and weighing slightly more than...

When first true leaves develop, transplant into plug trays or 3-4" pots for large, stocky 7-8 week transplants for earliest crops. Keep temperature of the starting mix at 75-90°F (24-32°C); tomato seeds germinate very slowly in cooler soil.

With dark pinkish-purple skin, this widely adapted heirloom produces large, slightly flattened 1 lb. Indeterminate potato-leaf plants. Fruits with firm, meaty, crimson flesh and few seeds.

Maintain 80-90°F (27-32°C) soil temperature. 9,200 seeds/oz. This light requirement can be achieved using artificial, supplemental lighting. When first true leaves just show, transplant into cell-type containers or blocks.

One taste and you'd expect Sunchocola to come packaged in dainty paper cups in a fancy heart-shaped box. Choose a Ship Code. You can mix and match your plants just the way you want.

785 seeds/667 plants to produce 1,000 ft. Sow 1/4" deep in flats, using a soilless peat-based mix (not potting soil), 5-6 weeks before plants can be transplanted out after frost danger.

Compact, determinate plants produce hefty, blocky red fruit that measures 2 inches wide and 3 inches long with dense meat and lots of flavor. Choose a Ship Code. You can mix and match your plants just the way you want.

Our plants are available individually in 2 1/4 inch pots! At Territorial you don't have to buy 6 plants of each variety. When you order our transplants, you will receive the same quality and selection that our customers have learned to expect at our retail...

Root-bound, leggy plants that have open flowers or fruit when planted out may remain stunted and produce poorly. Grow seedlings at 60-70°F (16-21°C). For earliest crops, set plants out around the last frost date under floating row covers, which will...

If possible, avoid setting out unprotected plants until night temperatures are over 45°F (7°C). Bolseno was bred for low-tech indoor production systems, so it features a well-balanced plant habit.

When first true leaves develop, transplant into plug trays or 3-4" pots for large, stocky 7-8 week transplants for earliest crops. Keep temperature of the starting mix at 75-90°F (24-32°C); tomato seeds germinate very slowly in cooler soil.

24" high x 36" wide plants commence a steady bounty of 1" fruits in just 48 days. These tasty red beauties are little giants when it comes to taste and nutrition-with 30% more vitamin C and 40% more lycopene than the average tomato.

The plants are 9" tall x 44" wide, indeterminate and yield in just 45 days. Loaded with 55% more lycopene and 40% more carotenoids than standard tomatoes. Bet you can't eat just one of these pop-in-your-mouth, nutrition-packed ruby-red cuties.

We reserve the right to alter the shipping dates due to weather. Sorry, we cannot guarantee orders for which we are given an incorrect address. Plants are available only within the contiguous US Before shipping, each transplant is hardened-off in the...

785 seeds/667 plants to produce 1,000 ft. Similar to Juliet, but with even tastier, somewhat more plump, deep red "cocktail plum" fruits averaging 2 1/2 oz. If possible, avoid setting out unprotected plants until night temperatures are over 45°F (7°C).

Attractive and tasty, the 1-2" long fruits are delicious in salads or roasted in the oven. A bright red, pear-shaped heirloom with an American pedigree that goes back to Colonial times.

With proper management, flavor can match the heirlooms. Pick fruit less ripe the further the distance and the longer the time between harvest and the customer.Use crop rotation or new media to reduce soil-borne disease problems.