Milmont grows a wide variety of healthy, delicious tomatoes.

Tomatoes & Tomatillos

 
TOMATOES are one of the most common garden fruits in the United States and, along with zucchini, have a reputation for outproducing the needs of the grower  It is technically a fruit but is considered a vegetable for culinary purposes.  Tomatoes are perennials that are often grown as annuals.  Eating tomatoes has many health benefits, as they are rich in lycopene - a powerful, natural antioxidant. 

Milmont offers a wide selection of TOMATO plants each spring and summer. For a comparison of tomatoes (including variety, fruit size, days to maturity, disease resistance and type), please see our article below titled "Milmont Tomato Variety Comparisons." We are also pleased to include Espoma's Care Sheet for growing tomatoes.

 
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Heirloom Tomatoes (Photo courtesy of Stu Spivack at http://flickr.com/photos/stuart_spivack/34676818/)

Also included below in downloadable format are the following topics detailing some tomato diseases and remedies (provided courtesy of the Virginia Cooperative Extension at www.ext.vt.edu):

For help or advice on choosing and growing your plants, please don't hesitate to contact a Milmont staff member.

Blossom End Rot in Tomatoes

Buckeye Rot in Tomatoes

Early Blight in Tomatoes

Espoma - Growing Tomatoes

Milmont Tomato Variety Comparisons

Potato Aphids and Tomatoes

Septoria Leaf Spot in Tomatoes

Timber Rot in Tomatoes

Tomato Basics