What is the Yellow Pear tomato like?
Yellow Pear is a beloved heirloom that produces heavy clusters of small, bright-yellow, pear-shaped tomatoes. The fruit is mild, sweet, and low in acid, and the plants are extremely productive.
When should I start Yellow Pear tomato seeds?
Start seeds indoors 6 to 8 weeks before your last frost, sowing 1/4 inch deep. Transplant outdoors after all frost danger has passed and nights stay above 50°F.
How long until Yellow Pear tomatoes ripen?
Yellow Pear ripens about 75 to 80 days from transplant and keeps producing generously until frost. Harvest the little pear-shaped fruit when it is a rich, even yellow.
Is Yellow Pear a good tomato for beginners and kids?
Yes. It is vigorous, forgiving, and incredibly prolific, so it is a fun, rewarding choice for new gardeners and children who love picking the sweet little tomatoes.
How should I space and support Yellow Pear plants?
Space these tall indeterminate vines 24 to 36 inches apart in full sun. They grow large, so a sturdy cage or stake is important to hold up the many fruiting clusters.
How many seeds are in a packet and are they non-GMO?
Each packet contains about 80 heirloom, non-GMO seeds. Store the extras in a cool, dry place to keep them viable for years.
What shape and color are they?
They are small, pear-shaped, and ripen to a glossy, bright yellow.
Are the plants productive?
Very. Yellow Pear is renowned for producing large quantities all season long.
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