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The 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!
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
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.
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
Thanks Katherine! I’ll email you about this!
Candace