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Bumblebee Cherry tomatoes | The Coeur d Alene Coop

Purple Bumblebee Cherry Tomato

(1 customer review)

$4.50

Open Pollinated, Organic Seed Stock

60 -70 Days. Purple Bumblebee is another “sister” to our most popular Pink Bumblebee cherry tomato and also developed by Artisan Seeds. Lime green stripes adorn slightly oblong-shaped bronzy-purple fruit. Crack-resistant fruit has a sweet, yet complex flavor. Indeterminate vines. Grown from organic seed.

 

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1 review for Purple Bumblebee Cherry Tomato

  1. Beth Westfall –

    My absolute favorite cherry tomato – I can’t wait to grow this again next summer.

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I had to share this today from The Heirloom Gardener - John Forti. It is so appropriate for how I am feeling and such a great reminder for us all.Meditation for hand, heart & doorway 🌞 "Wreaths have been used for centuries to create a circle of hope. Since ancient times, they have symbolized eternity, because the ring shape has no beginning or end. A linear path merely takes us from beginning to end, but the wheel of life symbolized in a wreath reminds us that we are always most vital, engaged, and alive when we accept our current phase, create forward movement, and mark the season at hand. Entwined botanicals form an artful intersect between natural and domestic worlds—and turn a front doorway into a portal bridging the two...Taking a walk, gathering natural materials, making a wreath—all become a link to ritual and a meditation on the season.Creating a wreath that is a labor of love is a reminder that no matter where we are in the seasons and phases of our lives, we will continue to cycle through the good, the bad, the ups and downs, youth and aging, life and death. Taking comfort in the recurrence of winter, spring, summer, and fall. Drawing vitality from each to celebrate the mood and spirit of the season. Each of us, according to season or phase, will find ourselves moving along the wheel of life, marking the present, utilizing the greens and botanicals that are thriving at the time..."A snippet from my book....and a reminder to get out into nature today and create something beautiful if you can 💚Autumn Wreath. Artist, Gerardine van de Sande Bakhuyzen 1826-1895 ... See MoreSee Less

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