Nichol's Heirloom

Grow well in Central Florida

These are amazing! Highly disease resistant for an heirloom, and I am gardening in central Florida zone 10a where we get all types of fungal diseases! Right now it is late may, and I’m excised to see how they do in our extreme summer

Hardy and insistent!

I'm in the Upper Gila Valley area where it still gets up to 110 in the summer but freezes in the winter. These kids held on all summer but for some reason still didn't produce until temps dropped below 100 in late August. But once they started they didn't stop until our first frost at the end of November. You have to search through all the leaves because they fill up with fruits all over the plants. After the leaves wilted I found another gallon of green fruits to salvage! I still have some potted individuals in my small greenhouse protected from frost that are still alive and producing in December.

SO far SO good!

I got a late start but SO far SO good. The seeds produced healthy plants can't wait to try Nichol's Heirloom tomato!