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Celebrity Tomato

Celebrity is a beautiful tomato with consistent yields, even coloration, increased disease resistance and a productive habit. Use fresh in salsas and salads, and process for soups, canning and saucing.

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Photo Credit: Courtesy JohnnySeeds.com

Size: Red, round fruit are medium-sized, averaging 8 ounces. Determinate vines can reach 5 to 6 feet in height; little or no pruning is required.

Sunlight requirements: Full sun (A minimum of six to eight hours per day is ideal.)

Water requirements: A minimum of 1 inch per week—water the root zone as needed and keep foliage dry to deter foliar diseases. Proper mulching aids in prevention of blossom end rot, drought stress and other issues associated with fluctuations in soil-moisture levels.

Soil requirements: Well-drained soil, rich in organic matter. Soils high in nitrogen will result in excessive foliage growth at the expense of good fruit production.

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When to plant: Transplant in spring, after the danger of frost has passed and nights remain above 55 degrees Fahrenheit. Seeds should be started indoors under lights four to six weeks before transplanting.

Where to plant: Garden; containers (5-gallon minimum)

When to harvest: 95 to 100 days from seed.

Produce storage: Store at room temperature for best flavor.

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