Floridade Tomato was developed in 1976 by the University of Florida in Dade County, as a result, this variety does well in hot, humid climates in addition to having excellent disease-resistance. Tomato, Floridade.
Savor the taste of Oaxaca with these rare Mexican heirloom tomato seeds, producing fruit in a delightful blend of pink, red, and green hues. Cultivate a garden that bursts with flavor and beauty as these tomatoes reach their full potential in full sun, promising a...
These fast-growing plants thrive in warm weather and provide continuous harvests throughout the season. Mix and match your favorite seeds! Lifecycle: Annual (perennial in frost-free climates).
It is also a great producer of scented blooms. SizeRooted Starter Plant. Planting Instructions Top of plant should be even with soil level and 18-24″ apart. with an established clump able to put on a huge and long-lasting show.
This cousin of Butterfly Weed known as Swamp Milkweed blooms the first year from flower seed and tolerates heat, humidity, and even drought! Asclepias Incarnata flowers are fragrant, colorful, and carefree!
