Tomato Slicing Indeterminate Moneymaker is a time-honored heirloom with a strong record in both home gardens and commercial production. Vigorous indeterminate plants can reach 8 feet or taller and produce prolific clusters of 4–6-ounce, deep-red fruits with firm texture and excellent slicing flavor. Moneymaker performs especially well in warm climates, where its heat tolerance and strong plant vigor help it continue producing through challenging growing seasons. Fruits mature at approximately 60 days from transplant. These non-GMO, heirloom seeds are offered in a 100-seed packet.

Germination Rate: 88%. Test Date: 12/25. TLM.

Texas Minimum Germination Rate: 75%

Why Choose Moneymaker Tomato?

• Classic Slicing Tomato: Produces firm, flavorful 4–6-ounce fruits that are easy to slice for sandwiches, salads, and fresh meals.
• Prolific Production: Vigorous plants are known for heavy fruit production across the growing season.
• Indeterminate Growth: Plants continue growing and producing until limited by frost or other seasonal conditions, so provide sturdy support.
• Deep-Red Fruits: Mature tomatoes develop an attractive deep-red color and a dependable firm texture.
• Heat Tolerance: Moneymaker is a strong choice for warm climates and challenging growing seasons.
• Reliable Heritage: Its commercial and home-garden history reflects consistent performance and predictable maturity.
• Generous Seed Count: A 100-seed packet supports a full planting, succession starts, or sharing with fellow gardeners.

Planting Tips for Success

• Start Indoors: Sow seeds indoors 6–8 weeks before the last expected frost for a strong transplant.
• Provide Sunlight: Grow in full sun with at least 6–8 hours of direct light each day.
• Prepare the Soil: Use fertile, well-drained soil enriched with compost. Tomatoes perform best when the root zone drains freely.
• Plant Deeply: Transplant after frost danger has passed and bury part of the stem to encourage a strong root system.
• Allow Room to Grow: Space plants about 24–36 inches apart, with rows wide enough for airflow and access.
• Support Early: Install a sturdy cage, trellis, or stake at planting because indeterminate plants can reach 8 feet or taller.
• Water Consistently: Water deeply at the soil line and keep moisture even. Avoid repeated wet-dry swings that can stress plants and affect fruit quality.
• Mulch the Root Zone: Apply organic mulch after the soil warms to help conserve moisture and reduce soil splash.
• Feed Thoughtfully: Start with compost or balanced fertilizer, then follow label directions and avoid excessive nitrogen once plants begin flowering.
• Harvest at the Right Time: Pick fruits when they are fully colored and firm but give slightly to gentle pressure, or harvest at the breaker stage for indoor ripening.

Why Choose David’s Garden Seeds®?

• Veteran-Owned: David’s Garden Seeds® has supplied premium seeds since 2009.
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• Vegetable Seed License: Our vegetable seed offerings are provided in accordance with applicable seed-selling and labeling requirements.
• Great Customer Service: David answers customer service questions, usually within a few minutes.

Cooking Methods

• Fresh Slices: Slice firm Moneymaker tomatoes for sandwiches, burgers, toast, and summer plates.
• Garden Salads: Cut into wedges or chunks and combine with herbs, cucumber, onion, and a simple dressing.
• Salsa: Dice ripe tomatoes with peppers, onion, herbs, and citrus for a fresh salsa.
• Roasted: Roast halved tomatoes with olive oil and herbs to concentrate their flavor for pasta, toast, or grain bowls.
• Fresh Sauce: Simmer ripe tomatoes with garlic, onion, and herbs for a simple garden sauce.
• Preserved: Freeze, can, or preserve tomatoes using tested food-safety methods appropriate for the recipe.

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Grow prolific 4–6-ounce deep-red slicing tomatoes with strong heat tolerance and classic heirloom garden performance.

Nutritional Information

Approximate nutrition for 1 medium raw tomato, about 123 grams, based on harvested fruit rather than planting seeds:

• Calories: Approximately 22
• Total Carbohydrate: Approximately 4.8 grams, about 2% Daily Value
• Dietary Fiber: Approximately 1.5 grams, about 5% Daily Value
• Protein: Approximately 1.1 grams, about 2% Daily Value
• Vitamin C: Approximately 24.7 milligrams, about 27% Daily Value
• Vitamin A: Approximately 75 micrograms RAE, about 8% Daily Value
• Vitamin K: Approximately 9.7 micrograms, about 8% Daily Value
• Potassium: Approximately 292 milligrams, about 6% Daily Value

Nutrition varies with growing conditions, harvest size, variety, preparation, and serving size. Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000-calorie diet. These values apply to harvested tomatoes, not seeds.

Important Disclosures

• Variety Disclaimer: Fruit size, flavor, color, production, maturity, plant height, and performance can vary with weather, soil, cultural practices, and local growing conditions.
• Seed Storage: Store unused seeds in a cool, dry, dark place in a sealed container. Protect them from moisture and temperature swings to help preserve viability.
• Planting Zones: Tomato is a warm-season crop. Start indoors in cooler climates and transplant outdoors only after frost danger has passed. Check local planting calendars for the best timing in your area.

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