Tripp Minges Facebook ad: “Heirloom Tomato Plant Stand- CO Tough!”

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Self-Serve Plant Stand End of the driveway at 5463 West Canyon Trail, Littleton 80128 Hi neighbors! After 19 seasons of growing tomatoes here in Colorado, I’ve developed a line of heirloom plants that truly understand our hot days, dry air, intense sun, and unpredictable weather. These plants are flavorful, strong, and adapted to thrive where we live. Available This Year: 🍅 Brandywine 🍅 Cherokee Purple 🍅 Black Seaman 🍅 Feather’s Tommy Toes 🍅 Big Rainbow 🍅 Sugar Lump 🍅 Riesentraube 🍅 Bloody Butcher 🍅 Black Cherry 🍅 German Johnson Each plant was started from seed I’ve saved myself—from tomatoes that grew best under Colorado conditions. Pint-Size Plants (Started in January): $6.00 Small-size Plants (Started in March): $2.50 🌱 Why These Plants Matter (Science + Story!) Every season, I save seeds only from the strongest, best-producing tomato plants. Over time, this process builds a better-adapted crop. This approach is based on a simple science concept called the Mendelian principle of inheritance. It says that traits (like size, flavor, or drought resistance) get passed from parent plants to the next generation. By choosing the plants with the traits we want—just like Gregor Mendel did with peas—we help those traits become more common in future plants. That’s how these tomatoes have evolved over 19 years to become more resilient in our Colorado climate. Learn more about this listing on Facebook Marketplace: https://facebook.com/marketplace/item/982306624354166/

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Heirloom Tomato Plant Stand- CO Tough!