Tomato St. Pierre (106-41)

Tomato St. Pierre (106-41)

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Tomato St. Pierre (106-41)

Tomato St. Pierre (106-41)

Regular price $3.00
Regular price $6.00 Sale price $3.00
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Our shipment of new tomato seeds from Italy is still delayed in transit, with customs and USDA clearance looming as another chance for major delay.  Many of you need tomato seeds urgently to begin planting, so we are offering some soon-to-expire tomato seed that we still have on hand, at half price. 

These tomatoes all have expiration dates marked on the packets of June 2025, and tomato seeds typically keep viability for 4-6 years so I would expect that they will continue to germinate well long after that expiry date.  However, because they "expire" so soon, we are offering them at half price until the new seeds arrive to replace them. Thank you for your understanding!

 

St Pierre. 1.5g packet, 375+ seeds!

A salad tomato, a staple of markets in France. Round, good sized, indeterminate renowned for its super flavor. 75-80 days to maturity. An excellent producer mid-season, even in poor weather. 

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Tomato St. Pierre (106-41)

Tomato St. Pierre (106-41)

Regular price $3.00
Regular price $6.00 Sale price $3.00
Sale Sold out

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Paul
Excellent

Zone 8b, Northern Willamette Valley, OR. A good sturdy plant that is easy to manage in a cage or on a 6 ft stake. A main crop tomato with excellent size, form, and flavor. Highly recommended.

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Bob
Versitle Tomato

Good yields on large disease resistant plants. Not mealy (that's a biggie for me), no cracking, juicy, flavorful with just the right balance of acid, and a moderately good shelf-life - easy to see why this is a popular market tomato. They tasted like they would make an excellent canning tomato, as well as fresh or in salad. I ate my first to quench the heat of an Jalapeno I bit off too much of, and realized it would also be very good in salsa or a chili . I'll grow them again.