Need more tomato plants? We have them!
Last batch of our Heirloom tomato plants are ready for sale and available now.
It's not too late to plant them.
Price reduced to $2.00/per plant.
Sale will continue until plants are sold out. Most varieties are available, except Altai Orange, Amish Rose, Ananas Noir, Green Giant, and Orange Russian 117.
Hours are 12 - 6 pm
Tuesdays - Saturdays. Closed Sundays & Mondays.
"RUSTY"
Sales this week has been brisk and consequently, I will be closed tomorrow, Sunday (May 22) through Wednesday (May 25) to allow for the tomato plants to grow some more.
Tomato plants will be available to re-open on Thursday, May 26.
Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.
"RUSTY"
Sales for my Tomato plants have been steady since opening on Tuesday. It’s been good to see my return customers, as well as a few new faces.
The following varieties are currently “sold out” --- but will be available by Monday/Tuesday of next week. a.. Altai Orange b.. Amish Paste c.. Berkley-Tie-Dye-Pink d.. Earl’s Faux e.. Hege German Pink f.. Sandul Moldovan Other varieties are in limited quantity. There are plenty of plants ready for sale next week once they are sized up a bit more.
See you soon! “RUSTY”
THANK YOU to all my customers and fan club visitors for another great season at my farm! Sadly, my heirloom tomatoes and other veggies are drawing to a close for another season. I will miss your visits and wish you good health, love and happiness. As each day gets shorter, my naps get longer to dream about my heirloom tomatoes for 2016.
Until we meet again, keep safe and God bless you.
"Rusty"
President & CEO of Rusty's Heirloom Tomatoes
P.S. Check out the October issue of the New Hampshire Magazine. Lisa Rogak has written short stories about eight "Pets on the Job" in the state - of which I am one in her article
http://www.nhmagazine.com/October-2015/Pets-on-the-Job/
Lisa also has a book coming out next month titled: Cats on the Job. Yours truly is included in this book as well.
Are you looking for a great tasting tomato? If so, then come and check out my tomatoes. You won't be disappointed. My heirloom tomatoes have started to ripen and are ready for sale. Both regular and cherry tomatoes are available.
See you soon. Open daily 12 - 6 pm.
"Rusty"
I plan to re-open this Thursday, June 11 for my 3rd and final tomato plant sale. (Time: 12 - 6 pm each day). I recommend you come at your earliest convenience as the 1st and 2nd batches sold out fairly quickly. There are several varieties available in sufficient quantities to help you make a great selection.
Please note: Some varieties will not be available in this last batch due to unexpected poor germination.
Rosella Purple
Snow White
Sunrise Bumble Bee
Virginia Sweets
There are other varieties that will be available in limited quantities.
Ananas Noir
Barlow Japanese
Chocolate Cherry
Dagma's Perfection
Orange Russian 117
Thank you for your interest in my heirloom tomatoes.
"Rusty"
My 2nd batch of tomato plants sold out this past Friday/Saturday with an unexpected demand. I was visited by my many fans and friends (old & new) and I greeted all with very loud purring when I received chin rubs and petting. I like keeping in touch with my customers even though Im a retired indoor kitty now.
This springs weather conditions have been a significant challenge both for us as growers of heirloom tomato plants, as well as for our customers/fellow gardeners. The weather has been non-cooperative too hot, too cold, too windy, and no significant rainfall. Currently, we are 5 inches below normal.
So I will be closed for about 2+ weeks, and will re-open on/about June 10 (if the weather cooperates) when I expect the 3rd and final batch of my tomato plants will size up sufficiently for sale and subsequent planting. IT WILL NOT BE TOO LATE FOR PLANTING TOMATOES. The ground will warm up (>65° F 70° F) and the weather should be more conducive for planting. The key is warm ground and night-time temperatures above 45° F 50° F (unless the plants are covered).
I apologize for this interruption in the heirloom tomato plant sale and any inconvenience it may cause you.
Thanks for your understanding and patience. Once again, planting after June 10 will still be early enough to plant your tomatoes in the garden.
Check my blog for updates. See you soon.
Rusty
It's been a busy week for me. I sold most of my tomato plants from the first batch. There are some remaining that I will have available for sale tomorrow (Saturday, May 16). Then I will take a "rest" and let the 2nd batch size up a bit . So please be patient - the next round of tomato plants with all my 24 varieties are coming along and will be ready soon!
Open Saturday, May 16 from 12 - 6 pm
CLOSED -> Sunday, May 17 - Thursday, May 21
Open Friday, May 22 - Sunday, May 24 from 12 - 6 pm
"Rusty"
I slept all day today in the cellar where it was cool. Just like my tomato plants, I struggle to adjust to the hot weather. So now I am "rested" for the week ahead. My tomato plants will be available for sale:
Monday, May 11 from 12 - 5 pm
Tuesday, May 12 from 12 - 5pm
Wednesday, May 13 -- CLOSED
Thursday, May 14 - Sunday, May 17 from 12 - 6pm
"Rusty"
It's been a long winter! I am ready to see another garden season start, although I'm "retired" now and let Ken & Greta do the planting and tending of the garden.
My famous heirloom tomato plants are ready for sale. I will be open this week-end, May 9/10, from 12 Noon to 6 PM. My first batch of plants have sized up for selling with the unexpected warmth this week. This is my 6th season to offer heirloom tomato plants.
Following this week-end, I will be closed May 11 -13 (to take a long nap!) , and will re-open Thursday, May 14 from 12 Noon to 6 PM.
I anticipate having tomato plants available through the 2nd - 3rd week of June, possibly a little later, while each batch of plants size up. If you are traveling some distance, it wouldn't hurt to call / send e-mail to verify the tomato plants you're interested in are available. Sales are generally heavy on the weekends.
Please continue to check my blog for updated opening / closure dates dependent on weather and sales.
"Rusty"
The weather held out for most of the day to enjoy the parade and Dunbarton Old Home Day celebration. I had a table set up on the town common to sell my of colorful and tasty Heirloom tomatoes and other fresh veggies - red & blue potatoes, zucchini and summer squash, pickler cucumbers, eggplant, and hot peppers. It was a delight to see my repeat customers, as well as new faces! Thank you to all who stopped to talk and to buy my produce. .. Rusty
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