Tomato Town organically grows and offers heirloom tomatoes for the greater Kansas City area as well as Johnson County, Leawood, Lenexa, Olathe, Shawnee, Merriam KS, Independence MO and Kansas City Missouri, KCMO.  Varieties include: Cherokee Purple, Brandywine, Stupice, Carbon, Black Krim, Black Cherry, Yellow Pear, Absinthe and Aunt Ruby’s German Green.
Tomato Town organically grows and offers heirloom tomatoes for the greater Kansas City area as well as Johnson County, Leawood, Lenexa, Olathe, Shawnee, Merriam KS, Independence MO and Kansas City Missouri, KCMO.  Varieties include: Cherokee Purple, Brandywine, Stupice, Carbon, Black Krim, Black Cherry, Yellow Pear, Absinthe and Aunt Ruby’s German Green.
Tomato Town organically grows and offers heirloom tomatoes for the greater Kansas City area as well as Johnson County, Leawood, Lenexa, Olathe, Shawnee, Merriam KS, Independence MO and Kansas City Missouri, KCMO.  Varieties include: Cherokee Purple, Brandywine, Stupice, Carbon, Black Krim, Black Cherry, Yellow Pear, Absinthe and Aunt Ruby’s German Green.
Tomato Town organically grows and offers heirloom tomatoes for the greater Kansas City area as well as Johnson County, Leawood, Lenexa, Olathe, Shawnee, Merriam KS, Independence MO and Kansas City Missouri, KCMO.  Varieties include: Cherokee Purple, Brandywine, Stupice, Carbon, Black Krim, Black Cherry, Yellow Pear, Absinthe and Aunt Ruby’s German Green.
Tomato Town organically grows and offers heirloom tomatoes for the greater Kansas City area as well as Johnson County, Leawood, Lenexa, Olathe, Shawnee, Merriam KS, Independence MO and Kansas City Missouri, KCMO.  Varieties include: Cherokee Purple, Brandywine, Stupice, Carbon, Black Krim, Black Cherry, Yellow Pear, Absinthe and Aunt Ruby’s German Green.

Growing Heirloom Tomatoes in the Heartland

Spring Posts

Seedlings ready for transplanting
The List

Our varieties for 2012 1. Abe Lincoln 2. Absinthe 3. Anna Russian 4. Aunt Lou’s Underground Railro…

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Planting

Planting the New Plot
Plants in the Ground

It has taken two weeks to get all of our plant in the ground.  At long last, we are close to the fi…

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The Count

An Unripe Harvest
Green Renaissance, Nov 5, 2011

An Unripe Harvest After a dry summer of record heat, cooler weather brought a resurgence of blossoms…

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Varieties

A Blushing Black Krim
Don’t Make Me Blush

People often ask us when to pick tomatoes from the vine. Once you see a faint blush on the fruit, it…

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Creature Feature

Diminutive Aerial Acrobat
Bird on Wire

Each season in TomatoTown, we’ve been awed by the sass and speed of visiting hummingbirds. Lik…

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