Bonnie Plants Bush Goliath Tomato 19.3 oz. 2-Pack

from Mofarniknam

1st year with a garden. Picked up am a whim. Big beauty. Dark juicy fruit. Great for canning and just slicing and eating. You have to vine ripen! The fuit will be grainy otherwise(that got sauced n canned..lol) Sadly it got early blith due to humidity and how dense the foliage was. Good thing is...

from J W

I've grown a lot of tomatoes, my parents and grandparents did also. Prior to these, "Early Girl" was my favorite but good lord they took over everything. By the end of the year the vines were massive and hard to stay on top of. Last year I grew two Bush Goliath plants in 14" containers and they ...

from George

i bought Bonnie Plants tomatoes last year and they did fine and they produced. This year i decided to try a comparison. i bought two. Bonnie tomato plants a six plugs with tomato plants started. The plugs all died after being put in the ground. The two Bonnie Plants are in the ground, doing well ...

from oldrick

Planted in a 3X2 plastic tub in a wheeled cart on a wrap around deck. We have a lot of trees on the property, so I have to wheel it around to keep it in the sun. Used outdoor soil as base and potting mix on top. Picked first tomatoes on day 58. Day 150 still have tomatoes on the plant.

from Tomato Fan

I bought just one Bush Goliath and two other varieties at Swanson's in Seattle. This plant was amazing with resistance to bugs and disease. Great flavor and solid, big fruit, I planted it in ground in what had been a flower bed - sunny about 3/4 of day. Just harvested last two that are ripening i...