“Anyone with a gardener in the family tree can probably relate a story of a flower or vegetable variety prized by a grandparent, aunt, uncle, or other relative.
But until recently, those old-fashioned plants were not widely available.
Interest in heirloom varieties, including tomatoes, has increased in the past few years.
Today, many gardeners are attracted to heirloom tomato plants for the diversity of color, flavor, and plant type.
If you’ve never considered an heirloom tomato plant, you might want to try one. Here are some basics to guide you…”
