Early Girl is one of the earliest slicing tomatoes to ripen each season, making it a reliable favorite for gardeners eager for that first homegrown harvest. Medium-sized fruits, typically 46 ounces, develop smooth red skin and balanced, full flavor.

Plants are indeterminate and continue producing over an extended period. Known for strong performance in dry conditions, Early Girl is often selected for dry farming due to its tolerance to drought stress and blossom end rot. Heavy yields and steady production make it a dependable addition to summer gardens.

Stake or cage plants for best support and airflow.

How to Sow

1. Start seeds indoors 56 weeks before the last frost.
   

2. Sow seeds 1/4 inch deep and keep soil warm (7585F) for germination.
   

3. Transplant into full sun after danger of frost has passed.
   

4. Space plants 2436 inches apart and support with stakes or cages.
   

5. Harvest when fruit turns bright red and slightly soft to the touch.

Growing Details

Sun: Full sun
Plant Type: Indeterminate annual
Spacing: 2436 inches
Days to Maturity: From transplants
Disease Resistance: Fusarium Wilt (races 1, 2), Verticillium Wilt

What Youll Receive

Packet containing 25 seeds.