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Glacier Tomato

$5.00
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Early Harvest, Cool-Weather Champion!

The Glacier Tomato is a cold-tolerant, early-producing heirloom that thrives in shorter seasons and cooler climates, making it perfect for northern gardens or early planting. These small to medium-sized, round red tomatoes offer a balanced, tangy-sweet flavor that's great for fresh eating, slicing, or salads. With its determinate, compact growth habit, Glacier is ideal for containers, raised beds, or tight garden spaces, and starts producing fruit just 55 days from transplant. If you’re looking for a fast, flavorful, and reliable tomato, Glacier is a cool-season favorite.

Grown from Johnny’s Selected Seeds.

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Glacier Tomato

$5.00
Coming soon!

Early Harvest, Cool-Weather Champion!

The Glacier Tomato is a cold-tolerant, early-producing heirloom that thrives in shorter seasons and cooler climates, making it perfect for northern gardens or early planting. These small to medium-sized, round red tomatoes offer a balanced, tangy-sweet flavor that's great for fresh eating, slicing, or salads. With its determinate, compact growth habit, Glacier is ideal for containers, raised beds, or tight garden spaces, and starts producing fruit just 55 days from transplant. If you’re looking for a fast, flavorful, and reliable tomato, Glacier is a cool-season favorite.

Grown from Johnny’s Selected Seeds.

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Plant Traits

  • 55 days

  • 18-36 inches apart

  • 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.

    Determinate - often called bush tomatoes, grow to a set height and produce most of their fruit all at once, making them ideal for canning, preserving, or gardeners who prefer a single, abundant harvest. Their compact growth habit makes them perfect for containers, small gardens, or raised beds, and they typically require less pruning and support than indeterminate varieties.

  • Heirloom: a variety that has been passed down through generations, typically open-pollinated, and is valued for its historical significance, flavor, and ability to be saved and replanted year after year.

  • Tomatoes do best with full sun. They're a great addition to both small and big garden spaces: 

    • Containers and patio gardens (with staking and pruning)

    • Raised beds

    • In-ground beds and gardens