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Home » Shop » Orange Hat Micro-Dwarf Tomato and Dwarf Greek Basil Bowl
orange hat dwarf tomato and basil in a planter bowl

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orange hat micro dwarf tomato with fruit in a small planter pot

Orange Hat Micro-Dwarf Tomato and Dwarf Greek Basil Bowl

$39.50

Grow Tomatoes and Basil in One Mini-Pot!

This charming 12-inch Western Pulp culinary planter showcases two of nature’s most harmonious plants in miniature – tomatoes and basil.

Orange Hat micro-dwarf tomato (60 days) reaches at most 15 inches in height and yields numerous small, orange, cherry-sized fruits–all season long! The more you harvest Orange Hat, the more it will produce throughout the entire season!

Heirloom Dwarf Greek basil (65 days) is among the smallest and oldest basil varieties available and perfectly complements Orange Hat tomatoes with a spicy, sweet aroma.

Each bowl is filled with organic soil and compost, supplemented with long-lasting, all-natural Down to Earth organic fertilizer and Big Foot mycorrhizae to promote root development.

Each planter contains one micro-dwarf tomato plant and three dwarf basil plants.

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Categories: Container/Small Space, Culinary Planters, Dwarf and Micro Dwarf Tomatoes, Grown from Organic Seed, Orange and Yellow Tomatoes Tags: container plant, culinary planter, dwarf basil, dwarf tomato plant, dwarf variety, micro dwarf, orange tomato
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Let's have a peek in the Coop's Growing Garage. This is where the seed-starting magic happens. 🌱Pepper seedlings and few tomato seed-snails are about ready for transplanting.Soon all these racks will be filled with pepper, tomato, eggplant, and tomatillo seedling. 🍅But before that happens, we need to pot up and move the lettuce seedlings to the greenhouse. 🥬It's a juggling act, but planning and the right timing keeps everything moving like clockwork. 🕰️Time to get busy!#thecoeurdalenecoop#springseedstarting#greenhousegrowing#growingorganic#thisishowiroll ... See MoreSee Less

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Let's have a peek in the Coop's Growing Garage. Th Let's have a peek in the Coop's Growing Garage. This is where the seed-starting magic happens. 🌱

Pepper seedlings and few tomato seed-snails are about ready for transplanting.

Soon all these racks will be filled with pepper, tomato, eggplant, and tomatillo seedling. 🍅

But before that happens, we need to pot up and move the lettuce seedlings to the greenhouse. 🥬

It's a juggling act, but planning and the right timing keeps everything moving like clockwork. 🕰️

Time to get busy!

#thecoeurdalenecoop
#springseedstarting
#greenhousegrowing
#growingorganic
#thisishowiroll
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