Tomato seedlings · Clearwater, Florida

Tomato plants in Clearwater.

Choose heirloom slicers, sweet cherries, and sauce tomatoes grown in small batches in Clearwater. Check the dated bench count, then text to confirm the actual plants and arrange a pickup appointment.

Pickup is by appointment only in Clearwater 33765. Text 727-373-6559 to confirm availability and arrange a pickup time. Do not call.

Ripe Everglades cherry tomatoes grown in Clearwater, Florida
Photo: Clearwater Seedling Co.

4-inch tomato plants

Unit prices are shown with the bench counts below; see the pricing page for multi-buy rates. These are individual 4-inch pots, not the upcoming tomato 6-packs.

Tell us what you want

Text 727-373-6559 with the varieties and quantities you’d like. Do not call. We’ll confirm availability; sending a request does not reserve plants.

Arrange Clearwater pickup

Porch pickup in Clearwater, FL 33765 is by appointment only. Wait for confirmation of your pickup time and exact instructions before making the trip.

Inventory snapshot · · 4-inch sales adjusted

What we’re growing

Four-inch plants reflect the October 3, 2026 count adjusted for sales reported October 7, 2026; ready 6-pack counts remain from October 3, 2026. This dated snapshot is not a reservation or a guarantee that every plant is sale-ready. Varieties outside the original list had zero stock; growing starts and packs are labeled separately. Text to confirm availability before arranging pickup.

Plant types: F1, open-pollinated & heirloom
F1 hybrid
The first generation of a deliberate cross. Seeds saved from an F1 plant may not grow like the parent.
Open-pollinated (non-F1)
Often what people mean by “regular.” Established varieties can grow true to type from saved seed when kept from crossing with other varieties.
Heirloom
An open-pollinated variety maintained and passed down over time. Not every open-pollinated variety is an heirloom.

Developing selection: a line still being stabilized. Some traits may vary between plants; do not assume saved seed will grow true to type.

These labels describe the named variety’s breeding type, not pot size or whether an individual plant was started from seed or a cutting. “Type not confirmed” means we have not verified the classification; it does not mean non-hybrid. Mixed listings are labeled “Varies by variety.”

Variety references are linked on plant-detail pages. If saving seed matters to you, text us to confirm the seed-packet or stock details for your batch.

VarietyWhat makes it interestingInventoryUnit price
Cherokee PurpleHeirloom (open-pollinated)72 daysA famous smoky-sweet “black” beefsteak.22 in adjusted count$5
Black PrinceHeirloom (open-pollinated)70 daysDeep mahogany Russian heirloom with rich flavor.8 in adjusted count$5
Striped GermanHeirloom (open-pollinated)78 daysBig yellow-and-red marbled slicer.8 in adjusted count$5
Dr. Wyche’s YellowHeirloom (open-pollinated)78 daysMeaty golden beefsteak with a full, sweet flavor.4 in adjusted count$5
GlacierOpen-pollinatedEarly55 daysAn extra-early producer for a quick first harvest.3 in adjusted count$5
Amalfi F1F1 hybrid68 daysItalian San Marzano-type tomato made for sauce.7 in adjusted count$5
Everglades Cherry TomatoOpen-pollinatedFlorida favoriteFlorida’s beloved wild cherry tomato; tiny, tasty, and heat loving.6 in adjusted count$5
Black CherryOpen-pollinatedDusky, sweet cherry tomatoes in heavy clusters.2 in adjusted count$5
CoyoteHeirloom (open-pollinated)Wild pale-yellow currant cherry that grows with abandon.0 in adjusted count$5
Tropical SunsetOpen-pollinatedRed, orange, and yellow-streaked cherry with complex sweetness.0 in adjusted count$5
Yellow PearHeirloom (open-pollinated)Classic pear-shaped yellow cherry; mild and sweet.0 in adjusted count$5
Garden PeachHeirloom (open-pollinated)Conversation starterFuzzy, peach-blushed skin and low-acid flavor.3 in adjusted count$5
Apple YellowF1 hybrid62 daysGolden teardrop cherry with huge yields.1 in adjusted count$5
Cherry BombF1 hybrid64 daysLarge red cherry with good crack resistance.5 in adjusted count$5
Harvest MoonF1 hybrid75 daysA sunny golden-orange slicer.0 in adjusted count$5
Black AngelF1 hybrid65 daysDark mahogany cherry with a rich, smoky bite.2 in adjusted count$5
Sweetie CherryHeirloom (open-pollinated)Super-sweet red cherries in heavy clusters all season.4 in adjusted count$5
San MarzanoHeirloom (open-pollinated)The classic Italian paste tomato for sauce and preserving.3 in adjusted count$5

A Clearwater note

Florida tomatoes reward good timing.

Full-size tomatoes are usually happiest outside the hottest part of summer. Cherry types may handle warm weather better, but every garden is different. Check the plants and current weather together with UF/IFAS planting guidance.

Read: the best tomatoes for Clearwater

Small batches · appointment-only pickup

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Check pricing and availability, then text 727-373-6559 to confirm the plants and arrange a pickup time. Do not call.

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