Tomato Plants

May 5, 2025 Fareeha Kokab

Patio tomatoes are compact, high growing plants ideal for small gardens. Easy to grow in the pot, they grow in sunlight, nutritious soil, and with minimal care. Available in various colors and delicious varieties, they mature quickly, adding beauty, and are perfect for urban gardening and enhancing dishes with fresh, nutritious tomatoes.

Apr 25, 2025 Fareeha Kokab

A Juliet tomato is a hybrid, grape-like plant from the United States. It is a 1990 hybrid introduction and is popular because of its crack resistance. This F1 hybrid tomato variety is prolific ( produces a lot of fruits), disease resistant, holds well on the vine, and never splits easily. This variety can grow in clusters with at least 6-12 tomatoes per cluster, but sometimes they can be 18 tomatoes per cluster. Each tomato can weigh about 1 to 2 ounces. It is a very popular variety to be best used in salads, and can be eaten directly out of the hand, which is why called cherry tomatoes. They are the uniformly shaped tomatoes that have a pleasant and sweet flavor. They are also called mini-Romas, a saladette, because of their shape. Due to their sweet flavor, you can easily pair them with strong flavors in your salads or food.

Apr 24, 2025 Maham Amanat

The Pineapple Tomato Plant grows large and bright fruit. It comes from Kentucky and belongs to the heirloom beefsteak family. The plant reaches up to 8 feet and keeps giving fruit until frost. You may wait around 85 to 90 days to harvest fully ripened tomatoes. The fruit has a golden yellow color with red and orange shades inside. You will taste a sweet and citrus flavor in each bite. It adds taste of salsa, salads, and sandwiches. The inside looks like a pineapple with clear parts. You will enjoy how it looks and how it tastes. The plant takes space and time but gives you good results. Many gardeners grow it to bring color and flavor to the garden. You can try it if you want a tomato that looks nice and tastes good.