Dr. Wyches Yellow Tomato | Ace of Pentacles

Dr. Wyches Yellow Tomato | Ace of Pentacles

$8.50
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Dr. Wyches Yellow Tomato | Ace of Pentacles

Dr. Wyches Yellow Tomato | Ace of Pentacles

$8.50

New beginnings, prosperity, and the initial spark of something that's about to grow into exactly what you imagined.

Dr. Wyche's Yellow Tomato is the botanical embodiment of that promise — a gorgeous, indeterminate heirloom that produces large golden-yellow tomatoes with meaty flesh, rich flavor, and a sweet tropical profile that makes the average tomato feel like a settling. Dr. Wyche himself overwintered with the Carson & Barnes circus, fertilizing his terraced mountaintop gardens with elephant manure and scattering lion and tiger waste to keep the deer away. This is a tomato with a story.

Seeds by Sow the Magic — a small maker out of Asheville, NC. All seeds sustainably sourced by reputable seed stewards in the USA. Open pollinated and/or heirloom varieties. Non-GMO and 100% organic.

Solanum lycopersicum | Annual/Indeterminate
15 seeds per pack

Pickup available at 4802 Brushy Ridge Drive

Usually ready in 2-4 days

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Dr. Wyches Yellow Tomato | Ace of Pentacles

4802 Brushy Ridge Drive

Pickup available, usually ready in 2-4 days

4802 Brushy Ridge Drive
Austin TX 78744
United States

13022904982

🚚 Ships nationwide in 1-3 business days *
📦 Free Local pickup in Austin

About the plant

• Produces large one-pound golden-yellow fruits
• Sweet tropical flavor and rich meaty texture
• Excellent for slicing, salads and sauces
• Symbol of abundance, prosperity and renewal

Planting Instructions

Sow seeds indoors in warm soil (75–80°F). Transplant into individual pots when seedlings develop their third set of leaves. Tomatoes are sensitive to frost—wait to transplant outdoors until soil is warm and all frost danger has passed. Remove lower leaves and plant deeper than they grew in containers for stronger root growth.

Plant: ¼" deep
Spacing: 24–36" apart
Germination: 7–14 days
Maturity: 75–85 days
Soil: Prefers optimum soil enriched with compost
Hardiness: Zones 5–9
Light: Full sun (minimum 6 hours)
Life Cycle: Annual
Growth Habit: Indeterminate
Support Needed: Cage, stake or trellis

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