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Light

Full Sun

Size

Small (60-90 cm)

Watering

Every 2-3 Days

Growth rate

Moderate

Location

Garden Beds, Baskets or Pots

Drought tolerance

Low

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Tomato plant attributes

Tomatoes are the crown jewel of any garden, offering endless possibilities in the kitchen and a rewarding growing experience. These vibrant fruits come in an array of sizes, shapes, and colours—from juicy red slicers perfect for sandwiches to sweet cherry tomatoes that burst with flavour in salads. They thrive in sunny spots, soaking up the warmth to produce a bountiful harvest all summer. Versatile and packed with nutrients like vitamins C and K, tomatoes are just as happy in a simple garden salad as they are simmering into a rich pasta sauce or roasted for a burst of caramelised sweetness. Growing your own means enjoying unbeatable freshness, flavour, and pride with every bite!
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Solanum
Species:
S. lycopersicum
Family:
Solanaceae
Life Cycle:
Annual
Country Or Region Of Origin:
South America
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Typically grows up to 60–180 cm tall
Recommended Propagation Strategy:
Seeds or young seedlings for an easy start
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Common applications

  • Slice fresh tomatoes for colourful salads, sandwiches, or a caprese platter bursting with flavour.
  • Roast or grill them to enhance their natural sweetness and add depth to pasta dishes, soups, or sides.
  • Blend them into homemade sauces or salsas for a rich, fresh base to elevate any meal.
  • Snack on cherry or grape tomatoes straight from the vine for a burst of juicy sweetness.

Noteworthy features

  • Tomatoes are sun-loving plants that reward gardeners with abundant, flavour-packed fruit throughout the season.
  • Available in a wide variety of shapes, sizes, and colours, they add visual and culinary diversity to the garden.
  • Their sturdy growth habits make them adaptable for vertical supports like trellises or cages, saving space in small gardens.
  • Rich in vitamins and antioxidants, tomatoes are as nutritious as they are delicious, making them a healthful garden favourite.

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Frequently Asked Questions

We’ve gathered answers to some of the most common questions about tomato care, planting, and harvesting for anyone interested in growing tomato plants. At All Green, we support your gardening journey with expert advice and top-quality tomato plants for sale.

How much sunlight do tomato plants need?

Tomato plants need full sun, requiring at least 6–8 hours of direct sunlight daily. This ensures vibrant growth and high fruit production.

How often should I water tomato plants?

Water tomato plants every 2–3 days, keeping the soil moist but not soggy. Adjust frequency during hot weather.

Can I grow tomato plants indoors?

Tomatoes can grow indoors in large pots near a sunny window or under grow lights. Ensure proper airflow and drainage.

What’s the best way to feed tomato plants?

Use a balanced fertiliser or compost rich in nutrients. Feed every 2–3 weeks to promote healthy plants and abundant, flavorful fruits.

What’s the ideal way to harvest tomatoes?

Harvest tomatoes when they’re fully ripe, firm, and brightly coloured. Gently twist or cut the fruits to avoid damaging the plant.

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