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   Heat Level

sweet (143)
mild (111)
medium (146)
hot (184)
very hot (142)
extremely hot (20)
super hot (48)

   Season Length

Early Season (60-70 days)
Mid Season (70-80 days)
Late Season (80-90 days)
Very Late Season (90+ days)
Extremely Late Season (120+ days)

   Pod Type

Anaheim/New Mex
Ancho/Poblano
Andean Aji
Banana/Long Wax
Bell
Bell Elongated
Blocky
Cayenne
Cheese/Tomato-Shaped
Cherry
Chiltepin/Tepin
Cluster
Cubanelle/Italian Frying
Habanero
Habanero Elongated
Heart-Shaped
Jalapeno
Pasilla
Peperoncini
Pequin/Piquin
Serrano
Short Wax
Squash
Tabasco

   Uses

Canning/Processing
Chipotles
Chutneys
Containers
Crafts
Desserts
Drying
Fresh Salsas
Fried/Stir-Fried
Hot sauce
Hungarian Cuisine
Indian Cuisine
Italian Cuisine
Japanese Cuisine
Large Stuffing
Mexican Cuisine
Mole
Ornamental
Paprika
Pickling
Pimento
Powder
Preserves
Prolific
Roasting
Seasoning Pepper
Small Stuffing
Stir Fry
Unusually Shaped Fruit

   Color

black
brown
cream
golden
green
orange
pink
purple
red
white
yellow

   Flesh

thin flesh
medium thin flesh
medium thick flesh
thick flesh
very thick flesh

   Length

< 0.5 inches
0.5 to 1 inches
1 to 2 inches
2 to 3 inches
3 to 4 inches
4 to 5 inches
> 5 inches

   Width

0.25 to 0.5 inch
0.5 to 1 inch
1 to 2 inches
2 to 3 inches
> 3 inches

   Orientation

upright pods
pendant pods
upright pods become pendant

   Foliage

green leaves
dark green leaves
light green leaves
purplish green leaves
purple leaves
green & white leaves
purple & white leaves
purple & green leaves
green, purple & white leaves
hairy leaves

   Height

< 6 inches
6 to 12 inches
12 to 18 inches
18 to 24 inches
24 to 30 inches
30 to 36 inches
36 to 42 inches
42 to 48 inches
> 48 inches

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Bangladesh (1)
Barbados (3)
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Bhutan (1)
Bolivia (8)
Brazil (21)
Bulgaria (3)
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Caribbean (7)
Cayman Islands (1)
Central African Republic (1)
Chile (2)
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Cuba (1)
Czechoslovakia (2)
Dominica (1)
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Hungary (9)
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Italy (33)
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Japan (7)
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Mexico (49)
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UK (2)
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USA- Florida (3)
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USA- Virginia (1)
USA- West Virginia (1)
USA, New York (1)
USA, Texas (1)
Venezuela (3)
Vietnam (2)
West Africa (1)
Yucatan (1)

   Species

C.annuum
C.annuum var. glabriusculum
C.baccatum
C.chinense
C.exile
C.frutescens
C.pubescens

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Container Tomatoes

We offer over 15 varieties of Patio Tomatoes for sale as Tomato Plants and Tomato Seeds.

For those without a garden in the back yard, no problem! You can still grow tomatoes! These tomato plants will do fine in containers. Just be sure that your container is at the very least 3 gallon in size, and minimum 5 gallon would be even better. The bigger the pot, the bigger the harvest.

Don't forget to mulch your pots with a 5 inch layer of a grass mulch like straw, to help retain moisutre in the soil. If you get soft spots on the ends of your tomatoes, that means that the soil moisture is flucuating. Using mulch helps keep the soil moisture consistent.

Here are our container tomato plants.

BANANA LEGS
BANANA LEGS
CAROLINA GOLD VFF HYBRID
CAROLINA GOLD VFF HYBRID
CELEBRITY VFFNTA HYBRID
CELEBRITY VFFNTA HYBRID
CONTAINER CHOICE VFF HYBRID
CONTAINER CHOICE VFF HYBRID

CREAM SAUSAGE
EARLY WONDER
EARLY WONDER
MICRO-TOM
MICRO-TOM
PATIO F1 HYBRID
PATIO F1 HYBRID
RAMAPO HYBRID
RAMAPO HYBRID
ROMA VF
ROMA VF
ROUGHWOOD GOLDEN PLUM
ROUGHWOOD GOLDEN PLUM
RUTGERS 250
RUTGERS 250
SAN MARZANO COMPACT
SAN MARZANO COMPACT
SILETZ
SILETZ
STUPICE
STUPICE
TOPSY TOM
TOPSY TOM

TUMBLER TOMATO
TUMBLING TOM YELLOW
TUMBLING TOM YELLOW

VIVA ITALIA VFFNASt HYBRID
WINDOW BOX ROMA VFN HYBRID
WINDOW BOX ROMA VFN HYBRID
WINDOW BOX YELLOW
WINDOW BOX YELLOW
YELLOW GRAPE
YELLOW GRAPE

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