Shop ›
SHOP EVENTS RESOURCES ABOUT CONTACT






Shop

Organic Pink Boar Tomato

$3.99 $2.00 50% off Botanical Interests and Lake Valley Seeds


Item # 872724006060

Sold Out

Our inventory numbers are constantly fluctuating. Please call the Garden Center for more info at (970) 484-5022.


High Mowing Pink Boar Tomato Seeds

Gorgeous wine-colored fruits with metallic green striping on vigorous vines. Strong plants loaded with rich, sweet juicy fruits perfect for slicing in salads or as an hors d'oeuvre with basil and mozzarella. Deep pink skin is stunning with contrasting olive stripes and luscious deep red flesh. An irresistible treat for chefs and farmers markets!

Sowing Information:

  • Light: Full sun
  • When to Start Inside: Start seeds 6-8 weeks before planting date. Do not start too early; transplants will suffer if allowed to become root bound and leggy. Harden off transplants by reducing water and nitrogen fertilizer.
  • When to Sow Outside: Transplant outdoors after danger of frost has passed.
  • Seed Depth: Plant seeds ¼ inch deep
  • Seed Spacing: Plant 12-18 inches apart
  • Row Spacing: 24-26 inches
  • Thinning: When 3 inches tall, thin to 1 every 4 inches
  • Days to Germinate: 7-15 days
  • Days to Maturity: 75 days

Growing Notes:

  • Harvesting: Harvest tomatoes fully ripe for best flavor. Tomatoes can also be harvested green or at first blush and ripened off the vine at temperatures above 70°F.
  • Attributes: Indeterminate, open-pollinated

Recently Viewed

Ship me Carrot, Heirloom (Danvers Half Long)

Carrot, Heirloom (Danvers Half Long)


     
$2.59
$1.30




"There is so much to see. A great place to find a gift for anyone with or without a green thumb."

- Laci Wheeler, May 2024

"Bath always has answers on garden or flower questions. I stop by every visit to FOCO."

- Susan Franklin, August 2025

"Have just about everything you need for your yard."

- Bud Bussard, April 2024

"Very cute shop. Huge variety of plants and associated esoterica. They have the biggest monstera I've ever seen growing in their turtle pond!!"

- Emily Perman, October 2023