Garden Peach Yellow

Garden peach is a really interesting tomato, and one of our favorites. Small (2-3oz) yellow fruits produce plentifully, and get a spot of red blush as they ripen. They even get a little bit of fuzz like a peach, and are super sweet. Introduced to American gardens in 1862.

Indeterminate, 75 days

.15g vial, Approx. 70 seeds

Tomato growing info:

Tomatoes are extremely easy to grow and are huge yielders with just a few tricks.  They are sun loving and prefer full sun with rich but well draining soil.  Too heavy of soil can lead to illness in the plants during wet times.  Plant seeds indoors ¼ inch deep 6-8 weeks before the average last frost date. Transplant outdoors 2-3 weeks after the average last frost date spaced 36 inches apart.  Bury about 2/3 of the stem to bolster stem growth and trellis for best results.  Prune leaves during growth to encourage more growth.  Harvest fruits as soon as they turn color and often to keep harvests going.  Keep water consistent as possible during the fruiting time, inconsistent watering can cause fruit to split. Indeterminate varieties increase in height as they grow.  This means they need both extra pruning and extra trellising.