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Damsel Tomato

$5.00
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Sweet, Compact, and Disease-Resistant Delight!

The Damsel Tomato is a pink, medium-sized hybrid that combines heirloom flavor with the reliability of modern breeding. With its sweet, rich taste and smooth texture, it’s perfect for fresh eating, slicing, and sandwiches. These compact, determinate plants are early to mature, high-yielding, and resistant to common tomato diseases, making them a favorite for small gardens, raised beds, or container growing. If you're looking for a dependable, flavorful tomato that performs beautifully in a variety of conditions, Damsel is a garden hero.

Grown from High Mowing organic seeds.

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Damsel Tomato

$5.00
Coming soon!

Sweet, Compact, and Disease-Resistant Delight!

The Damsel Tomato is a pink, medium-sized hybrid that combines heirloom flavor with the reliability of modern breeding. With its sweet, rich taste and smooth texture, it’s perfect for fresh eating, slicing, and sandwiches. These compact, determinate plants are early to mature, high-yielding, and resistant to common tomato diseases, making them a favorite for small gardens, raised beds, or container growing. If you're looking for a dependable, flavorful tomato that performs beautifully in a variety of conditions, Damsel is a garden hero.

Grown from High Mowing organic seeds.

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Plant Traits

  • 75 days

  • 24-36 inches (2-3 feet)

  • Slicing tomato - large, round, and juicy tomatoes known for their sweet, tangy flavor and firm texture, making them perfect for sandwiches, salads, and fresh dishes.

    Indeterminate - this tomato plant will grow until you stop it. It will need careful pruning or support through stakes, trellis, or tomato cage.

  • Hybrid: the result of cross-pollinating two genetically distinct parent plants to produce offspring with desirable traits, such as improved yield, disease resistance, or flavor.

  • Tomatoes do best with full sun. They're a great addition to your garden space: 

    • Raised beds

    • In-ground beds and gardens

    Indeterminate tomatoes can be grown in large containers with careful pruning and trellising with stakes or tomato cages.