Which Type of Tomato Should You Grow in the Garden? Indeterminate tomato varieties continue to grow and set fruit until frost, while determinate (or bush) tomatoes reach their mature height ...

You may also find some tomato varieties called Semi-determinate. These are a hybrid between determinate and indeterminate plants, growing to a certain height, usually around 4-5 feet, and then ...

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Top Indeterminate Varieties For gardeners who enjoy fresh tomatoes all season long, indeterminate varieties are an excellent choice. These plants grow larger, produce continuously, and provide a ...

Trailing or bush tomatoes (known as a determinate tomatoes) do not need regular pruning. Cordon or indeterminate tomato varieties are vigorous plants that must be pruned by a technique usually ...

Smaller fruited varieties, like grape and cherry tomatoes, grow more quickly and will be ready to harvest sooner (45-60 days). When shopping for tomato seeds, you may notice them described as ...

Celebrating its 10th year, the Seed Library Program was launched in February 2015 and is is a collaboration with UF/IFAS Leon ...

Do tomatoes need deep pots? Yes, they do. Make sure your pots are 18” deep (for determinate tomatoes) and 24” deep (for indeterminate varieties) as the minimum. How many tomato plants can you plant in ...

There are two main types of growth habits for tomatoes – indeterminate and determinate. Indeterminate tomatoes grow as vines and require trellising and frequent training. Determinate tomatoes have a ...