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Organic Certification Status
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Producer / Farm
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Plant Lifespan
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Cold Hardiness (F)
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  • 25 to 30 9b
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Light Requirements
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Seed In
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Season
  • May 21 - Jun 20 Late Spring
  • Jun 21 - Jul 20 Early Summer
  • Jul 21 - Aug 20 Mid Summer
  • Aug 21 - Sep 21 Late Summer
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Tomatoes

Tomatoes (Lycopersicon esculentum) are tropical perennials native to South America. In North America's temperate climate, they are considered tender annuals, as they are typically very frost-sensitive. Being the most widely-grown and popular garden vegetable (well, fruit...really) in the United States, there are as many opinions on how they should be grown as there are varieties! We offer more Tomato Cultivation Details instructions in an easy-to-print pdf format.

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