Tomato Bush Big Boy Hybrid | Garden Seeds and Plants

Tomato Bush Big Boy Hybrid

Our classic Big Boy has been made better, especially for small-space gardeners.
A better Big Boy? You get the same number of tasty, big red tomatoes (10 to 11 oz. each) with the same sweet, aromatic, melt-in-your-mouth juiciness as the original. But the compact plants are only half the size! Disease-resistant, easy to grow and ideal for short stakes, cages and tubs.

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