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Save 19% on Marion Southern Heirloom Tomato Seeds, Red 6-8oz Fruit Indeterminate 20 SEED CT
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Papaws Garden Supply: Helping The Next Generation To Grow With Nature. Marion Southern Heirloom Tomatoes produce round, flavorful crack resistant tomatoes. This tomato breed has red flesh that's sweet and luscious. It's great for slicing, fresh eating, salads, or making juice. Fruits can get as large as 8-12 oz. each and grow in massive cluste…
Papaws Garden Supply: Helping The Next Generation To Grow With Nature. Marion Southern Heirloom Tomatoes produce round, flavorful crack resistant tomatoes. This tomato breed has red flesh that's sweet and luscious. It's great for slicing, fresh eating, salads, or making juice. Fruits can get as large as 8-12 oz. each and grow in massive clusters, with up to 6 tomatoes per cluster. Indeterminate growth habits. This tomato was breed for hot and humid conditions that are in the Ohio River Valley all the way to the Gulf of Mexico. How to Grow Your Abe Lincoln Tomato: Suggested Planting Depth: Sow to ¼ inch. In trays under lights. Suggested Planting Seasons: Spring or Summer. Suggested Final Plant Spacing: 2-3 feet apart. Suggested Planting Configuration: Single Row or Double Wide row block. Maintain a weed-free plant bed in Full sun and with adequate moisture.
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Papaws Garden Supply: Helping The Next Generation To Grow With Nature. Marion Southern Heirloom Tomatoes produce round, flavorful crack resistant tomatoes. This tomato breed has red flesh that's sweet and luscious. It's great for slicing, fresh eating, salads, or making juice. Fruits can get as large as 8-12 oz. each and grow in massive clusters, with up to 6 tomatoes per cluster. Indeterminate growth habits. This tomato was breed for hot and humid conditions that are in the Ohio River Valley all the way to the Gulf of Mexico. How to Grow Your Abe Lincoln Tomato: Suggested Planting Depth: Sow to ¼ inch. In trays under lights. Suggested Planting Seasons: Spring or Summer. Suggested Final Plant Spacing: 2-3 feet apart. Suggested Planting Configuration: Single Row or Double Wide row block. Maintain a weed-free plant bed in Full sun and with adequate moisture.