Home-grown tomatoes!

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Browse our Tomato FAQs for information about container-suitable tomatoes, how to plant tall starts, and other useful information.

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Green Nebula --NEW in 2026!
$6.00
Cosmic Pink Grape -- NEW in 2026!
$6.00
Baylor Paste-- NEW in 2026!
$6.00
Roma Paste
$6.00
Premio-NEW in 2026!
$6.00
Chocolate Stripes-NEW in 2026!
$6.00
Perfect Rogue-NEW in 2026!
$6.00
Sweet Carneros-NEW in 2026!
$6.00
Zapotec Ribbed-NEW in 2026!
$6.00
Trophy
$6.00
Snakebite
$6.00
Pink Boar
$6.00
Thai Red Grape
$6.00
Early Girl
$6.00
Rosella Purple
$6.00
Only 10 available
Iditarod Red
$6.00
Dwarf Eagle Smiley
$6.00
Supernova Grape
$6.00
Barry's Crazy Cherry
$6.00
Lemon Boy
$6.00
Sweet Scarlet
$6.00
Wapsipinicon Peach
$6.00
Pork Chop
$6.00
Kanner Hoell
$6.00
Arkansas Traveler
$6.00
Aunt Ruby's German Green
$6.00
Black Krim
$6.00
Black Prince
$6.00
Brandywine Pink
$6.00
Brandywine Red
$6.00
Bundaberg Rumball
$6.00
Cherokee Purple
$6.00
Crnkovic Yugoslavian
$6.00
Green Zebra
$6.00
Jubilee
$6.00
Kellogg's Breakfast
$6.00
Large Barred Boar
$6.00
Moonglow
$6.00
Moskvich
$6.00
Pineapple
$6.00
Pink Berkely Tie Dye
$6.00
Redfield Beauty
$6.00
Rose de Berne
$6.00
Stupice
$6.00
Tasmanian Chocolate
$6.00
Valencia
$6.00
Uluru Ochre
$6.00
Big Beef
$6.00
Jet Star
$6.00
New Girl
$6.00
Black Cherry
$6.00
Bing-NEW in 2026!
$6.00
Honeydrop
$6.00
Large Red Cherry
$6.00
Mexico Midget
$6.00
Sungold
$6.00
Supersweet 100
$6.00
White Cherry
$6.00
Five Star Grape
$6.00
Golden Sweet Grape
$6.00
Green Grape
$6.00
Only 9 available
Starlight
$6.00
Amish Paste
$6.00
Black Icicle
$6.00
Only 6 available
Gran Sasso
$6.00
San Marzano
$6.00
Swenson's Heart
$6.00

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Browse our Tomato FAQs for information about container-suitable tomatoes, how to plant tall starts, and other useful information.

The tomatoes I call “container-suitable” are the genetically smaller plants. These will still grow between 3 and 5 feet tall, however, so you should provide support such as staking, trellising, and/or a tomato cage.

Technically speaking, though, any tomato can be grown in a container if:

  • The container is large enough (at least 5 gallons per plant)

  • You have full sun

  • You pay close attention to your plants throughout the season, especially regarding watering (since pots dry out faster than the ground)

  • You give the plant support (tomato cage or stakes)

Many people have success growing cherry and grape tomatoes in containers. The same rules apply, but since these plants will get much taller, you need to pay even more attention to supporting them so they won’t flop over and break.