Garden.

Tomatoes
Native to the Americas, the tomato is everyone’s favourite garden vegetable and an excellent source of Vitamin C, iron and protein. In Northern gardens, it is important to grow varieties which ripen before the autumn frosts, so we have carefully selected the following to best suit our Maritime region. Using Kozy Coats can allow transplants to be set in the garden sooner. Growing Tips: Sow seeds indoors 6 to 8 weeks prior to the last spring frost. A soil temperature around 24°C will help encourage quick germination. Ensure that seedlings receive plenty of light to prevent them from becoming tall and leggy. To harden off the plants, set them outside during the day, bringing them back indoors at night when the temperature drops. Tomatoes love rich soil, so work generous amount of well-rotted manure or compost into the garden before planting. A soil application of gypsum or lime may help control Blossom End Rot, a common disorder that leaves large unattractive black blotches on the bottom of the fruits. Once all risk of frost has passed, set the transplants in the garden, spacing them 60-90cm (24-36”) apart.
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Determinate Varieties
Also known as ‘bush varieties’, determinate tomatoes grow to a certain height, flower, bear fruit and then stop. They do not require pruning and can be grown with or without support.
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Indeterminate varieties
Indeterminate tomatoes have no growth or production limits and therefore must be staked or caged to support the vines.
NewAmish Paste (Organic)
A classic paste tomato bearing bright red, heart shape fruits with few seeds and juicy texture
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Produces high yields of uniform bright crimson 1" cherry tomatoes.
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A beautiful rose-pink Swiss heirloom with big flavour and crack resistance.
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Prized for its firm pulp, low seed count, and easily removed skin.
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Toma Verde (Organic)
Early variety with a tart flavour when young, becoming sweeter as it ripens.
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