Bush Roma Tomato Plant Start
Naturally Grown San Marzano Roma Bush Tomato Starter Plants: Flavorful and Prolific.
Our naturally grown San Marzano Roma Bush tomato starter plants are nurtured without synthetic inputs, ensuring you get an abundance of meaty, flavorful tomatoes perfect for sauces and canning.
Plant Details:
Variety: San Marzano Roma Bush Tomato
Pot Size: 4-inch pot
Start Plant Height: Approximately 5-6 inches tall at purchase (heights may vary slightly)
Mature Plant Height: 3-4 feet
Plant Size: Stocky and well-branched, ready for transplanting
Perfect For: Sauces, pastes, canning, and fresh eating.
Additional Notes: A determinate, bush-type variety, meaning a concentrated harvest and compact growth habit.
Naturally Grown San Marzano Roma Bush Tomato Starter Plants: Flavorful and Prolific.
Our naturally grown San Marzano Roma Bush tomato starter plants are nurtured without synthetic inputs, ensuring you get an abundance of meaty, flavorful tomatoes perfect for sauces and canning.
Plant Details:
Variety: San Marzano Roma Bush Tomato
Pot Size: 4-inch pot
Start Plant Height: Approximately 5-6 inches tall at purchase (heights may vary slightly)
Mature Plant Height: 3-4 feet
Plant Size: Stocky and well-branched, ready for transplanting
Perfect For: Sauces, pastes, canning, and fresh eating.
Additional Notes: A determinate, bush-type variety, meaning a concentrated harvest and compact growth habit.
Naturally Grown San Marzano Roma Bush Tomato Starter Plants: Flavorful and Prolific.
Our naturally grown San Marzano Roma Bush tomato starter plants are nurtured without synthetic inputs, ensuring you get an abundance of meaty, flavorful tomatoes perfect for sauces and canning.
Plant Details:
Variety: San Marzano Roma Bush Tomato
Pot Size: 4-inch pot
Start Plant Height: Approximately 5-6 inches tall at purchase (heights may vary slightly)
Mature Plant Height: 3-4 feet
Plant Size: Stocky and well-branched, ready for transplanting
Perfect For: Sauces, pastes, canning, and fresh eating.
Additional Notes: A determinate, bush-type variety, meaning a concentrated harvest and compact growth habit.