TOMATO GARDEN PLANT-A-GRAM

Raised Bed Gardening

Pink Brandywine Heirloom Patio Princess Bush Tomato Patio Princess Bush Tomato Better Boy Beefsteak

x1 Bush Early Girl

x1 Sungold Cherry Tomato SuperSweet 100 Cherry Tomato

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x1 BushSteak Bush Tomato

x1 Bush Early Girl Black Cherry Tomato

x1 Juliet Grape

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x1 BushSteak Bush Tomato

x1 San Marzano Plum Tomato Tumbler Hybrid Cherry Tomato

x1 Yellow Tumbler Hybrid Cherry Tomato

x1 Cherokee Purple Heirloom

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GUIDE TO POSITIONING PLANTS IN YOUR PLOTS

1 plant center the plant in the allotted space 2 plants arrange plants on the diagonal, in opposite corners of the block 3 plants arrange the plants in a triangle pattern 4 plants arrange plants in all four corners of the block 6 plants arrange plants in 2 rows of 3 or in the four corners plus 2 in the middle

GARDEN NOTES
Bush and Container tomatoes placed on the sides, in the middle squares. These are determinate tomatoes they produce fruit early and will not bear throughout a long summer. When they are done, replace the plants with basils. Cherry tomatoes in the middle 4 squares: These tomatoes are prolific and easy to grow. They produce fruit all season and are less prone to disease than the larger-fruited selections. They are the most forgiving of all the tomato plants. Suggest staking each plant individually and surrounding the foursome with a large cage as well. Four outer corners: A beefsteak selection, 2 well-known heirlooms, and one plum selection. They are on the outer edges for increased air circulation and room to grown. They take a bit longer to produce fruit, and will benefit from the early bush plants being removed mid-season. All require staking.