Early Girl Tomato Plants, Live Tomato Plants Delivery

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Get three live Early Girl Tomato plants delivered to your door from Ferry-Morse. Enjoy this vitamin-rich, indeterminate tomato variety with a bountiful harvest of 4–6-ounce globular fruits. Fill your cart with live baby plants today!
Early Girl Tomato plants yield a slicing tomato variety with a prolific crop of 4-6 ounce globular fruits. The Early Girl Tomato is an indeterminate plant that is rich in both vitamins A and C. Its high nutrient value makes it an excellent addition to any meal, and its generous yield ensures there will be plenty of tomatoes to enjoy. You will receive three (3) LIVE baby tomato plants delivered directly from our nursery to your front door, ready for transplanting! Plantlings™ 100% Satisfaction Guarantee We want you to be completely satisfied with your Plantlings™ purchase. If you are in any way dissatisfied with your Plantlings™ order, Ferry-Morse will issue you a gift card equal to the value of your Plantlings™ purchase.

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