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April 21, 2012 By Candace Godwin 4 Comments

Offering Heirloom Tomato Plants

Heirloom tomato transplantsThe 2nd Street Chicken Ranch has organically grown Heirloom tomato plants for sale.  The seeds we started in mid-March have quickly grown  into sturdy plants and have been lovingly transplanted into individual pots.  Soon they will be ready to go into your garden!

You won’t find your typical “big box store” tomato variety here — these are healthy Heirlooms from non-GMO seeds.  We are offering a nice selection of cherry, standard/salad and paste types – 18 varieties in all.  With the exception of two new varieties, each has been grown with great success in our small, north Idaho garden.

Plants will be ready for pickup beginning May 5th.  Ordering is easy, just email me the variety and quantity – payment is made on pick up.  Email: candacegodwin60@gmail.com.

 

Nothing beats the taste of a home-grown tomato!

Heirloom Tomatoes Grown at 2nd St. Chicken Ranch

 

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  1. Lee says

    April 24, 2012 at 1:52 pm

    Hi…I want to buy some vSan Marzano tomatoes. Are you nselling them now? I would also like some Black cherrys and maybe some others.

    Thank you

    Lee Hendrickson

    Reply
  2. Candace says

    April 24, 2012 at 7:24 pm

    Yes! We are taking orders and are in the process of hardening the plants (getting them ready to live outside!). Plants should be ready to go around May 5th — but be careful planting them before the 15th — our area’s last average day of frost.

    Reply
  3. Katherine Wacholz says

    May 21, 2012 at 12:14 pm

    I would love to purchase some of your tomatoes. One of each . I will have the children plant them in the greenhouse so they will be protected from the deer. Thanks
    Katherine Wacholz

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    • Candace says

      May 21, 2012 at 12:47 pm

      Thanks Katherine! I’ll email you about this!

      Candace

      Reply

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