Tomato – Early Girl

$3.99 - $31.92

Vegetable Size

Clear

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Plant Details:

Exposure: Sun

General Information: A Ball Seed Exclusive selection. Available as Coated Seed. Easy to manage; very short internodes on compact plants. Uniform shoulder color and consistently good taste. Grow staked, caged or as a bush type. 72 days to maturity; 10-14 oz. (283-397 g). Indeterminate (pole or stake type). Blossoms and fruit develop progressively, and the harvest lasts several months; best when staked.

Grower Information:

A Ball Seed Exclusive selection. Available as Coated Seed. Easy to manage; very short internodes on compact plants. Uniform shoulder color and consistently good taste. Grow staked, caged or as a bush type. 72 days to maturity; 10-14 oz. (283-397 g). Indeterminate (pole or stake type). Blossoms and fruit develop progressively, and the harvest lasts several months; best when staked.

Plant Details:

Scientific Name: Solanum lycopersicum Common Name: Tomato Blooming Season: Spring, Late Spring, Summer, Late Summer, Autumn, Winter Plant Habit: Upright Characteristics: Culinary Use

Water: Light

Fertilize: Every two weeks

Spacing: 12 – 18″ (30 – 46cm) Height: 7 – 9″ (18 – 23cm) Width: 10 – 12″ (25 – 30cm) Exposure: Partial Sun, Sun

General Information: Siam will brighten up your windowsill or patio table, and provides deliciously sweet fruit for your recipes! With Siam, you’ll enjoy handfuls of fruit over a few weeks. Be sure to place it in a location with high light and keep well watered to allow fruit to ripen. And add it to your monthly shopping list for more fresh tomatoes!

Grower Information:

Grow these mini vegetable plants inside or out! The NEW Kitchen Minis® collection includes potted vegetable plants consumers can grow inside on a sunny windowsill or counter without a garden! They can also be grown outside as tabletop patio varieties. These Kitchen Minis encourage consumers to grow and harvest their own homegrown vegetables all year round.

Plant benefits from being grown dry. Support fruit weight by inserting sticks close to the central stem at the time of flowering.