‘Planting Vegetable Plants at the right time for your area is crucial. Make sure you check for the last frost date and watch the weather carefully before planting."
Brandywine tomato plants are the most well known heirloom variety for good reason. They have huge fruit with incredibly sweet flavor. The variety originates from the Amish in the late 1800s. It is always a staple in our garden because it is so reliable. Starts out pinkish and turns slowly rosy dark red as it ripens. This is the Sudduth's strain of the classic Brandywine. Definitely one of the best heirloom tomatoes ever. Ripens in 80-90 days.
Growing Tomatoes requires a few basic things for success:
·Planting after your last frost date in Spring
·Good Soil, with enough room for each plant to
grow, weed free
·6+ hours of sunlight
·At least 1” of rain per week or supplemental
watering to achieve the same amount.
·Organic Vegetable Fertilizer blended for
Tomatoes, with calcium included, used as directed.
·Strong Supports for the plants to grow on.
·Proper pH level from 5.5-6.2
·Daytime temperatures from 70-85, Nighttime
temperatures 55-71 degrees for flowers to form fruit
