This is a tentative list. Depending on seed germination, weather conditions, and other factors, I may or may not have all of these varieties available If you order a variety and I do not have it available when you pick up your plant, I will try to replace it with a similar variety or other plant at your discretion.
E-mail me at kctomatotimes@gmail.com with a list of varieties you’d like and the quantity of each. I’ll set your order aside and take care of your plants until you’re ready to put them in your garden. Plants will be available for pick-up starting April 20th.. I recommend planting around the first full week of May. If you plant earlier than this, you’ll have to watch for possible frosts and cover your plants or move them indoors to avoid damage. Tomato and pepper plants cannot tolerate any frosts!
If you’re having difficulty making up your mind about what to grow, just let me know what you like to do with your tomatoes and how many you want to grow and I’ll personally pick out a selection of great plants to suit your needs.
I will also have Italian and Asian basil plants available as well as some other herbs this year.
I will also have cucumber plants of several types this year.
Plant prices will be $2.50 each, 5 plants for $10, or 12 plants for $20. Further discounts for very large quantities.
So without further ado, here is this year’s list. Please click on the hyperlinks for each variety to learn more about them. As always, you can e-mail me with any questions you might have about gardening and I’ll do my best to help!
2013 Tomatoes
Red or Pink Tomatoes
Yellow, Orange, or Bi-Color Tomatoes
Grandma Viney’s Yellow and Pink
Green When Ripe Tomatoes
Black Tomatoes
Tomatoes for Sauce or Salsas
Cherry/Grape Tomatoes
Tomatoes Good for Growing in Containers
A special THANK YOU to Tatiana’s Tomatobase for providing the best heirloom tomato resource on the Internet!
KC Tomato Times Blog 
pelicanplants said
An impressive list.
HARDWATERBOB said
THAT CAT FISH IS TOOO BIG TO EAT
BOB
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