Bush Early Girl Hybrid Tomato Seeds - Heat Tolerant - High Yields

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Wow, so many tomatoes! If you want to maximize how much you produce, grow these. I was so shocked and awed by how many fruits 1 plant produced. Will be growing these next year. Also, these plants did not get diseased like some of the other tomato near them.

These are great, especially considering how fast they are. I have two plants in 7 gallon bags and we've been eating off of them continuously for a couple weeks now. Our first B.L.T sandwiches were with these, and they were awesome. They do a good job getting my tomato fix before the Abe Lincolns start coming in and ripening.

I planted a couple of these in large barrel pots and they were nice and bushy and produced a nice harvest of juicy red tomatoes. The mice beat me to the first one of the season, darn varmints... but I was able to enjoy many more throughout the rest of the summer. I will grow these again, its' nice to find a tomato that does well in a pot and doesn't get too tall.

Living in Edmonton, AB, Early Girl is a common variety of tomato to grow for our shorter season. I was delighted to find this Bush variety (didn’t know it existed!) and was extremely pleased with the results. The flavour was excellent, thin skin, not too acidic; the perfect slicer tomato. Like a grocery store on-the-vine-type tomato but better flavour. I will likely grow two plants next year (pushing one out as early as possible), staggered 3-4 weeks apart for longer yield.
“Compact space saving plants produce good early yields of excellent flavor for an early tomato.” CHECK.
“Produces huge yields on small bushy plants” CHECK.
“Plant Size: 3’ ” CHECK.
Be sure to use some kind of support due to heavy fruit set on a small plant. Either a strong cage or a flimsy 30” 3-ring with a centre support stake.

First time growing an Early Girl and I love it!! It is a compact plant, and was the first tomato plant in my garden to have a ripe red tomato this season! I'll be growing these as well as your other short-season tomato seeds from here on out, I'm tired of picking tons of green tomatoes before the first early frost which seems to always come. So short-season varieties will treat me right!