sources for heirloom tomato plants in Dallas / Fort Worth Area?

bigbubbacain · April 5, 2009

Hi All!

I'm trying to help who lost all of his seedlings a few weeks ago. Does anyone know of any good sources for tomato plants (especially heirlooms) in the Dallas / Fort Worth area? All I really know of in Calloway's, but there's got to be more. Any ideas?

Thanks

dew · April 5, 2009

Calloway's has a lot right now for $1.99 per 4 inch pot. I bought a Cherokee Purple and a Boxcar Willie there a few weeks ago. Wal Mart's have nine packs of Bradley for $3 as well as the standard stuff like Early Girl and Better Boy and Husky Red Cherry (Home Depots and Lowe's have the Bonnie brand stuff too.) North Haven Gardens in North Dallas has several varieties.
Good luck, it's out there.

Polar_Lace · April 6, 2009

Nurseries Serving Fort Worth, TX

A List is there!

~* Robin

Dewayne mater · April 6, 2009

Add to the list Rodentas in Dallas and Arlington. There is one in Southlake too, but the name escapes me. FYI - Calloways has multiple locations and they frequently have different plants, so calling around may yield different varities.

RDUN · April 6, 2009

In addition to Calloways, I found a fair selection of good plants at Marshall Grain Company's new store in the Grapevine/Colleyville area. It is in an old Calloways location along SH 121 just south of 360 on the northbound frontage road.

April 5, 2009	#1
bigbubbacain Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Zone 9 Texas, Fort Bend County Posts: 436	sources for heirloom tomato plants in Dallas / Fort Worth Area? Hi All! I'm trying to help who lost all of his seedlings a few weeks ago. Does anyone know of any good sources for tomato plants (especially heirlooms) in the Dallas / Fort Worth area? All I really know of in Calloway's, but there's got to be more. Any ideas? Thanks

April 6, 2009	#3
Polar_Lace Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Z8b, Texas Posts: 657	Nurseries Serving Fort Worth, TX A List is there! ~* Robin __________________ It's not how many seeds you sow. Nor how many plants you transplant. It's about how many of them can survive your treatment of them.

April 5, 2009	#2
dew Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Texas Posts: 27	Calloway's has a lot right now for $1.99 per 4 inch pot. I bought a Cherokee Purple and a Boxcar Willie there a few weeks ago. Wal Mart's have nine packs of Bradley for $3 as well as the standard stuff like Early Girl and Better Boy and Husky Red Cherry (Home Depots and Lowe's have the Bonnie brand stuff too.) North Haven Gardens in North Dallas has several varieties. Good luck, it's out there.

April 6, 2009	#4
Dewayne mater Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2008 Location: DFW, Texas Posts: 1,212	Add to the list Rodentas in Dallas and Arlington. There is one in Southlake too, but the name escapes me. FYI - Calloways has multiple locations and they frequently have different plants, so calling around may yield different varities.

April 6, 2009	#5
RDUN Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2006 Location: Fort Worth, TX Posts: 78	In addition to Calloways, I found a fair selection of good plants at Marshall Grain Company's new store in the Grapevine/Colleyville area. It is in an old Calloways location along SH 121 just south of 360 on the northbound frontage road.