Tomatoes- Cherokee Purple

Description

Tomatoes Seed Count 20-25

Seeds should be sown in cold frames, indoors or greenhouse 6 weeks before transplanting out. The plants can be set out as soon as the soil is warm and danger of prost is past. Tomatoes are heavy feeders and should be well fertilized for best results.  

(ID) Indeterminate plant grows tall continuously produces an abundance of fruit throughout the season until the first frost. 

(D) Determinate plant grows 2 ½’ to 3 ½‘ tall. Produces one big harvest at once time. Then it stops producing tomatoes.  

Cherokee Purple – Indeterminate, Heirloom Organic 72 days 

Originating from the Cherokee Indians this medium/large 10-12oz beefsteak-type fruit is dusky rose color with slightly green shoulders. Gaining in popularity as one of the best tasting heirlooms on the market. (It is recommended to use a heavy-duty plant support to maximize yields throughout the harvesting period. This will also reduce the risk of rot and insect damage, ensuring healthier plants and a more efficient harvest)