Let's answer a few questions...
Just a few basics to cover if you're new around these parts. What is an Heirloom Variety? What are Determinate plants and Indeterminate plants?
What is an Heirloom Variety?
Heirloom seeds are a treasure trove of agricultural history, passed down through generations without alteration. Known for their rich and unique flavors, these seeds offer a taste experience unlike any other. They carry fascinating stories tied to cultural heritage, connecting us to the past., heirloom seeds are resilient, capable of withstanding the challenges of storms and floods, making them a reliable choice for gardeners.
What is a Determinate Variety?
Determinate plants grow to a specific height and then stop, focusing on flowering and producing fruit within a short timeframe. They typically have a brief harvest period, making them ideal for canning. These plants are small and compact, requiring little to no support, and they don't need pruning or sucker removal.
What is an Indeterminate Variety?
Indeterminate plants continue to grow and produce fruit until halted by frost or other external factors. They exhibit an open-ended growth pattern, often becoming quite long and sprawling. These plants typically require support structures, such as trellises or stakes, to remain upright. With a longer harvesting period, they allow for a sustained yield of fresh produce.
Note: All varieties of Tomatoes and Peppers have (D) for Determinate, (ID) for Indeterminate, and (H) for Heirloom Variety to help identify.
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Both of our Herb Gardens are available for Pre-Order and will be ready for pickup mid-May 2025!
