The plants, in nursery containers, will bear fruit that varies in size from grape-like fruit in large clusters to fruit that can weigh more than 5 pounds. Almost 40 varieties will be available, including tomatoes that are white, pink, green, yellow, orange, purple, black, striped and, of course, red. Some are sweet enough to use for wine, according to Environmental Horticultural Science Professor Dave Hannings. He suggests arriving early for best selection.
Some quantities are limited.
For more information, call the Poly Plant Shop at 756-1106.