Slicer Tomato 'Early Girl'
Pre-order for local pick-up available as early as April 15.
Everyone needs an early slicer to anticipate in the summer. ‘Early Girl’ is an indeterminate that produces small to medium tomatoes all summer long.
I’ve offered a similar variety in past years called ‘Carmello,’ but ‘Early Girl’ outperformed in production every year. This tomato has been a staple and will stick around for years to come. If you’re interested in high yield, this is your gal!
Height: ~5-6’
Fruit Size: 4-6 oz.
Pre-order for local pick-up available as early as April 15.
Everyone needs an early slicer to anticipate in the summer. ‘Early Girl’ is an indeterminate that produces small to medium tomatoes all summer long.
I’ve offered a similar variety in past years called ‘Carmello,’ but ‘Early Girl’ outperformed in production every year. This tomato has been a staple and will stick around for years to come. If you’re interested in high yield, this is your gal!
Height: ~5-6’
Fruit Size: 4-6 oz.
Pre-order for local pick-up available as early as April 15.
Everyone needs an early slicer to anticipate in the summer. ‘Early Girl’ is an indeterminate that produces small to medium tomatoes all summer long.
I’ve offered a similar variety in past years called ‘Carmello,’ but ‘Early Girl’ outperformed in production every year. This tomato has been a staple and will stick around for years to come. If you’re interested in high yield, this is your gal!
Height: ~5-6’
Fruit Size: 4-6 oz.
A Note from the Grower
This is what Kansas gardening is all about—the slicer! In my slicer catalog, you’ll find some old-time favorites and some new favorites of mine. A couple things all these tomato varieties have in common is that they are flavorful and adapted well to our climate. Like the other plants I have grown, all of my tomato slicer varieties were selected intentionally to make your gardening experience excellent.
In my catalog, slicers typically range in size from 6 oz. to 10 oz. (that’s what I classify as a classic slicer) and have a round shape. My selections vary in levels of acidity; and, there are several indeterminate and determinate growth habits in my catalog. That way, you can choose what growth habit you prefer. Head over to the Plant Guide to learn more about tomatoes.
