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Bulk: Independence Day Tomato
$7.50
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Growing Information
Growing Bulk: Independence Day Tomato
Our 2026 Free Seed Giveaway! Celebrate your first tomato harvest by the 4th of July with this ultra-early, high-yielding variety! 'Independence Day' Tomato produces clusters of round, pinkish-red fruits that average 4 to 5 ounces each. Unlike many early tomatoes, this variety delivers excellent flavor—rich, balanced, and perfect for fresh eating, salads, or slicing.
The compact, determinate plants thrive in both containers and garden beds, making them ideal for gardeners with limited space or short growing seasons. Vigorous and productive, 'Independence Day' sets fruit reliably even in cooler weather, ensuring a bountiful, flavorful harvest right at the start of summer.
A fast, flavorful, and festive tomato that brings you homegrown taste just in time for the Fourth of July!
- Days to Maturity: 55
- Sow Method: Start Indoors
- Sow Depth: ¼ Inch
- Spacing: 24 - 36 Inches
- Sun: Full Sun
- Fruit Size: 4 - 5 Oz, 2 - 3 Inches
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Bulk: Independence Day Tomato$7.50 · PakPlus - 100 Seeds
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Customer Reviews
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Small cocktail size, with large green cores that fill most of the fruit. Tomato rots on vine before shoulders even begin to show blush.
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I’m glad these were free. They were the first to sprout and set fruit. The tomatoes never got very big. Like a glorified cherry tomato without flavor. Odd shaped leaves as well.
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I got these as part of the free seeds that came with my order. They germinated and grew beautifully.
The fruit is pretty small, around the size of a small cocktail tomato and the tomato flavor is worse than a dry grocery store tomato. I just don't get it. They look and feel like they're going to be tasty, and they just lack any sweetness or tomatoey flavor whatsoever. I'm actually going to rip out the plants and put some clones from something else in there because I feel like they're just going to go to waste.
The plants are extremely unruly for a determinate variety as well. They have big weird leaves and suckers everywhere. They certainly are... prolific though. Picture added is next to Chef's Choice yellow on the left. They're basically a rat's nest in comparison. Scads of unpleasant fruits under there, so I'm giving them a 2 star for their lust for life and shear amount of fruit.
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Independence Day tomatoes were including as a free gift for one of my orders. Germination was good. I planted them in 2' container beds. They grew great until this heat wave. Even though they are watched carefully, and watered when needed, the fruit will never reach the size pictured. Beware of free seeds!
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this plant is everything that they said it was! It is the first in my garden to set fruit! I cannot wait for the harvest!
