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Sunny Boy F1 Tomato Seeds - Bright Yellow - Sweet and Tangy - ON SALE
Sunny Boy F1 Tomato Seeds - Bright Yellow - Sweet and Tangy - ON SALE
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Introducing the Sunny Boy F1 Tomato Seeds - your ticket to a bountiful harvest of vibrant yellow tomatoes that are both sweet and tangy!
- Early maturing hybrid with high yields
- Bright yellow tomatoes with a sweet, mild flavor
- Perfect for salads and fresh salsa
- Non-GMO seeds, safe for your garden
- Indeterminate growth habit, reaching 6-8’ tall
- Globe-shaped fruits weighing 8-10 oz
- 10 seeds per pack, allowing for multiple planting options
Experience the joy of harvesting with the Sunny Boy F1 Tomato Seeds. These unique lemon-colored tomatoes are not just a feast for the eyes but also a healthful addition to your meals, as they are less acidic and loaded with iron and minerals. Imagine slicing into these juicy, meaty fruits and adding a burst of color and flavor to your salads and salsas!
Don't miss your chance to enhance your garden aesthetic and culinary creations. Order your Sunny Boy F1 Tomato Seeds today and watch them flourish into a lovely harvest. Your garden deserves this vibrant addition that stands out in both flavor and appearance!
- Each packet contains 10 seeds
- Color: Bright Yellow
- Shape: Globe
- Size: 8-10 oz.
- Maturity: 72 days after transplant
- Plant Size: 6-8 ft.
- Plant Habit: Indeterminate
- Solanum lycopersicum
- Heirloom - Open-pollinated
- Untreated/Non-GMO
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