Are you craving the fresh, summery flavor of sun-warmed tomatoes? With Bonnie Plants Grape (Tami G) Tomato Plants, you'll satisfy your cravings with plenty of fruit to share! This easy-to-grow, disease-resistant, hybrid plant produces huge harvests of delicious, sweet grape tomatoes all summer long. Start with Grape (Tami G) Tomato live plants instead of seeds, and you're off to a great start. This indeterminate plant fills your garden with gorgeous clusters of grape-sized fruit until first frost. Enjoy the tomatoes fresh in salads, as a snack, or added to your favorite recipes. Or, simply snip a cluster of just-ripe tomatoes to add to a charcuterie board for a pretty, tasty display. Plant the tomato plants in full sun, 36 inches apart. It grows 5 to 9 ft. tall and matures in 62 days. Add a tomato cage or stake to support the tall vines, which are resistant to fusarium wilt (F), alterneria stem canker (ASC), gray leaf spot (St), and bacterial spec race 0. Be sure to water your plant when the top in. of soil feels dry to the touch. Bonnie Plants live plant varieties are designed for your gardening success, whether they're disease-resistant, heat-tolerant, space-savers, or produce abundant harvests.

• No need to wait for seeds to sprout when you can start growing this disease-resistant, highly productive plant in your garden right away
• Produces big harvests of firm, sweet, dark-red grape tomatoes in clusters of 10 to 18 fruits; the easy-to-grow, vigorous vine is filled with fruit all summer long; get ready for a great tomato harvest in your garden
• Grows beautifully in raised beds and in-ground gardens; if growing in a container, make sure to use a large pot filled with rich potting soil; the tall, disease-resistant vines need staking
• Use fresh in salads or bruschetta, grilled on kabobs, added to pasta, topping pizza, or roasted with garlic for a savory side dish; the pretty clusters of fruit look lovely on a platter to enjoy like bunches of grapes
• Grows 5 to 9 ft. tall and produces prolific harvests all summer long; matures in 62 days; harvest the sweet fruit when it turns bright red and use it fresh, or freeze it for a taste of summer during winter days
• Plants and pots will vary by location based on best of season, size and readiness