Sheboygan
"The Old-World Wonder"
"A slice of heritage in every tomato!"
Introducing the Tomato Sheboygan, a time-honored favorite brought to us by Lithuanian immigrants in the early 1900s. This indeterminate heirloom variety is beloved for its perfect balance of sweetness and acidity, making it a must-have for any garden. Its medium, 6oz fruits are not only ideal for sauces but are also an absolute delight when eaten fresh. This tomato is container-friendly and thrives under the full sun, maturing in about 80 days. But what makes this plant even more appealing is its robust and consistent yield, promising a bountiful harvest you can't resist. Ready to try it out? Add this old-world wonder to your garden today!
"The Old-World Wonder"
"A slice of heritage in every tomato!"
Introducing the Tomato Sheboygan, a time-honored favorite brought to us by Lithuanian immigrants in the early 1900s. This indeterminate heirloom variety is beloved for its perfect balance of sweetness and acidity, making it a must-have for any garden. Its medium, 6oz fruits are not only ideal for sauces but are also an absolute delight when eaten fresh. This tomato is container-friendly and thrives under the full sun, maturing in about 80 days. But what makes this plant even more appealing is its robust and consistent yield, promising a bountiful harvest you can't resist. Ready to try it out? Add this old-world wonder to your garden today!
"The Old-World Wonder"
"A slice of heritage in every tomato!"
Introducing the Tomato Sheboygan, a time-honored favorite brought to us by Lithuanian immigrants in the early 1900s. This indeterminate heirloom variety is beloved for its perfect balance of sweetness and acidity, making it a must-have for any garden. Its medium, 6oz fruits are not only ideal for sauces but are also an absolute delight when eaten fresh. This tomato is container-friendly and thrives under the full sun, maturing in about 80 days. But what makes this plant even more appealing is its robust and consistent yield, promising a bountiful harvest you can't resist. Ready to try it out? Add this old-world wonder to your garden today!
Growing Information
The Tomato Sheboygan is an indeterminate variety that thrives in a full sun position. It's suitable for container growing, so even if you have a smaller space, you can still enjoy this delicious tomato. From transplanting, expect to see your first harvest in approximately 80 days. Remember, patience is key in gardening. The wait will be worth it when you're savouring these sweet and acidic fruits.
'Nir’s Take'
“This is my first season growing the Tomato Sheboygan, and I can’t wait to see what it brings. It’s a new adventure for me, and I’m excited to watch it grow and bear fruit. Join me in this gardening journey, and let’s discover its wonders together!”
Cooking & Eating Ideas
Although we don't have specific recipes yet for the Tomato Sheboygan, its sweetness and acidity make it perfect for homemade sauces. Imagine a fresh pasta sauce right from your garden! Plus, these medium-sized tomatoes are also great for eating fresh. Try slicing them for sandwiches or salads, or just enjoy them right off the vine.
What You Get
1. Tomato Sheboygan seedling comes as a strong and healthy plant, ready for transplanting.
2. Transplanting Instructions – Detailed guidance on how to properly transplant your seedling, including when to plant, how to prepare the soil, and tips to ensure a smooth transition for healthy growth.
3. Digital Support – Got questions? Need troubleshooting? You’ll have access to ongoing digital support for any gardening advice, from transplanting to harvest.
4. Planting Guide & Tips – A customized planting guide with expert tips on spacing, companion planting, watering, and maximizing your yield.
5. Free Delivery – Available within Middlesex County! We’ll coordinate a convenient drop-off so your seedling arrives safe and ready to plant. If you’re outside the area, reach out to discuss pickup options.
6. By choosing NJBackyard, you're also supporting the local community. A portion of your purchase will be donated to the Metuchen Parent Teacher Council (PTC).
