Tomato Vine

Tomato VineThe Tomato Vine (Solanum lycopersicum) is a versatile and prolific plant that belongs to the nightshade family. Known for its sprawling vines and lush foliage, this perennial is often cultivated as an annual in various climates. The plant produces an abundance of small, yellow flowers that give way to succulent, vibrant red or yellow fruits. These tomatoes come in diverse shapes and sizes, from round and smooth to oval and ribbed. The vine’s tendrils aid in climbing and support, making it suitable for both ground and vertical cultivation.

Tomato Vines are prized for their delectable fruits, rich in vitamins, antioxidants, and essential nutrients. Whether grown in home gardens or large-scale farms, these vines require well-drained soil, ample sunlight, and consistent watering. Pruning is often employed to enhance airflow and encourage fruit development. With a growing season typically ranging from 60 to 85 days, the Tomato Vine offers a rewarding cultivation experience, yielding a bounty of flavorful tomatoes that find their way into salads, sauces, and a myriad of culinary delights.
Leading Producer
Netherlands
Top Exporter
Netherlands
Seasonality
All Year
Avg. Shelf Life from Harvest
1 ? 2 weeks
Variety
Experience the vibrant tapestry of flavors with our exquisite Variety Tomato Vine collection. Bursting with diversity, each vine is a masterpiece of nature’s artistry. From the rich, sun-kissed sweetness of cherry tomatoes to the robust, earthy notes of heirlooms, our vines showcase a spectrum of colors, shapes, and tastes. Indulge in the juicy succulence of beefsteaks or savor the zesty tang of plum tomatoes. Grown with care and expertise, our tomato vines promise a culinary adventure that transcends the ordinary. Elevate your dishes with the freshness and uniqueness of each vine, adding a symphony of taste to salads, sauces, and more. Welcome to a world where the tomato vine is not just a plant but a celebration of nature’s delicious diversity.



Cultural Significance
The tomato vine, a symbol of culinary and cultural richness, carries profound significance in global cuisines. From its origins in the Americas to becoming a staple in Italian, Mediterranean, and beyond, the tomato vine embodies the fusion of diverse culinary traditions. Its cultivation signifies the interconnectedness of cultures, impacting everything from iconic dishes to cultural rituals. The vibrant red fruit not only flavors countless recipes but also represents the interconnected tapestry of human history, migration, and the blending of traditions?a testament to the tomato vine’s enduring cultural resonance.