- Early Girl Tomato Plant that bears an early harvest
- Non-GMO annual tomato requires full sunlight; water twice a week
- Grows upright in ground; Plant in Spring or Summer
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1 of the most popular hybrids to satisfy the itch for the first fresh tomato of the season. Perfect for slicing, salads and sandwiches. Highly productive plant bears early harvest, but vines continue producing through summer. Also excellent to plant again in late summer for fall tomato crop. Resistant to verticillium wilt (V) and fusarium wilt races 1 and 2 (F). Indeterminate, grow in a tall cage or tie to a stake for support. Maturity: 50-days after planting.
Highlights
- Fruit matures quickly, perfect for planting again in late summer for a fall harvest
- Indeterminate, grows tall and produces throughout season
- Disease resistant
- Perfect for slicing, fresh eating and cooking
- Bonnie Plants has over 70 greenhouses across the country, so our plants don't have to travel far to get to you
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Additional Characteristics | Non-GMO |
|---|---|
Annual / Perennial | Annual |
Best Time to Plant | Spring |
Bloom Season | Summer |
Blossom Color Family | Yellow |
Botanical Name | Lycopersicon esculentum 'Early Girl' |
Common Name | Tomato |
Common Name Family | Tomato Plant |
Container Size | 2.32 Quart(s) |
Hardiness Zone | 10 (30 to 40 F) |
Number of plants included (Pack-Size) | 2 |
Organic | Non-Organic |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Sun Tolerance | Full Sun |
Water Requirements | Twice a week |
Questions & Answers
Can they be grown in containers
Bonnie Plants Early Girl Tomato Plants can be grown in containers. This variety is an indeterminate and will grow to 48"plus in size. Make sure you choose a large enough container to support the plant. 18"-24" would be the correct size.
can these grow inside or have to planted outdoors? I have no patio or deck. The co-op I live in doesn't allow us to grow edible things on their land. : (
You can grow tomatoes and other vegetables indoors. Choose an indoor space with good light or add an additional light source. Select containers with drainage holes. The key here is to pick a dwarf type tomato that's bred for container growing.
Outside and a pot
will i have to transplant?
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I ordered Haire Lane beefsteak tomatoes from y?all. They came in half dead I was wondering are they guaranteed in anyway thank you very much.
We’re sorry to hear your plants arrived in this condition. Please contact us via the email address provided with your shipment.
Are your plants GMO tomatoes?
Hi Lalo, all Bonnie Plants varieties (more than 250) available nationwide are Non-GMO. You should see Non-GMO signage in-store at most retailers we supply.
Are these plants treated with a neonicotinoid?
Bonnie Plants does not use Neonicotinoids in the nationwide production of our plants.
What size pot do you recommend growing both of these plants together?
A container should be at least 18 inches wide at the top for a tomato, preferably 24 inches for an indeterminate tomato plant. Also, make sure your container has drainage holes.
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Ideal for gardeners seeking an early, disease-resistant tomato. Enjoy abundant, flavorful slices perfect for fresh eating and cooking. | Ideal for garden-to-table enthusiasts, these sweet, purple cherry tomatoes offer vibrant color and prolific yields until frost. | Ideal for gardeners seeking high yields of large, disease-resistant beefsteak tomatoes perfect for fresh eating or cooking. | Ideal for gardeners seeking disease-resistant, high-yield tomato plants for fresh eating and versatile use. |
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