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New Yorker Tomato Seeds - Early Slicer Variety - Great for Cool Short Seasons

New Yorker Tomato Seeds - Early Slicer Variety - Great for Cool Short Seasons

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New Yorker Tomato Seeds - Heirloom Flavor for Short-Season Gardens

Grow the legendary New Yorker Tomato Seeds, an open-pollinated heirloom variety prized for its early harvest and exceptional flavor. Developed in 1912 for northern climates, these determinate plants produce 4-6 oz flattened globe tomatoes with crack-resistant skins and vibrant red flesh.

Why Choose New Yorker Tomatoes?

One of the earliest slicer tomatoes available (just 65 days to harvest!), this variety thrives where others struggle. The compact 3' bushy plants:

  • Set fruit reliably in cool, short-season conditions
  • Continue producing from summer through fall
  • Offer outstanding old-fashioned tomato flavor
  • Feature excellent crack resistance

Historical Excellence Rediscovered

Originally bred at the New York Agricultural Experiment Station, these heirloom, non-GMO seeds were rediscovered in the mid-1900s as a top performer. Perfectly adapted to Northeastern U.S. gardens, each packet contains 10 premium seeds for your most bountiful tomato harvest yet.

Plant your New Yorker Tomato Seeds today and taste the rich history in every juicy, homegrown slice!

  • Each packet contains 10 seeds
  • Color: Red
  • Shape: Flattened globe
  • Size:  4-6 oz.
  • Maturity: 65 days after transplant
  • Plant Size: 3 ft.
  • Plant Habit: Determinate
  • Solanum lycopersicum
  • Heirloom - Open-pollinated
  • Untreated/Non-GMO
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