Dinner Plate Tomato

Name: Dinner Plate Tomato
Brand: Mary's Heirloom Seeds
Price: 2.0 USD
Availability: InStock

$ 2.00 ~~$ 3.00~~

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Check out Mary's Comprehensive Planting Guide for detailed planting info.

Storing seeds prior to use: seeds should be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight for optimal germination.

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90 days. Indeterminate

This tomato may not grow a large as an actual dinner plate but it's a VERY large tomato.

Dinner Plate Tomato is a beefsteak type tomato that can produce up to 5lb fruits with average fruits growing to about 2 pounds each.

Perfect for sandwiches, salads, and slicing.

Contains 15 seeds

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Your seeds always produce! Wonderful!

Great ! Best seeds Ive found!

Fun!

The shape of these guys is fun! The pods are light for their size and each is unique in color. I didn’t get a great harvest but I had them in a container. I will grow them again next season in a bed.

The flowers smell so amazing!

This Moranga squash has huge leaves and absolutely lovely scented flowers, that the bee's go crazy for! First time growing this in my fall Texas zone 10 garden. Sowed two seeds, but only one plant survived. Turns out you only need one for a small garden, this one plant has taken over about 17 feet of space! Can't wait to try this squash, I highly recommend this, even if just to bring the bee's to your garden.

Best seed quality by far

I have sourced seeds from many companies but Mary's, by far, outweighs them all in so many ways. The germination rate alone is incomparable- I'd say 99% or more and that 1% loss is likely my own fault lol. Pricing is competitive, shipping is fast and always complete. Mary is personally available to answer all questions, no matter how silly. The most impressive, however, is lately I've been growing microgreens. In my research, I've learned that sunflower micros come with a list of problems: poor germination, disease or mold, etc. I took a chance with Mary's and WHOA. Complete germination and astounding quality.
I will always remain loyal to this company and will always recommend to others!

Dinner Plate Tomato

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