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Prolific English Heirloom Tomato: Moneymaker produces heavy yields of uniform, medium-sized red fruits all season long - consistent size and shape make it ideal for slicing, sauces, canning, and market sales. Open-pollinated since the early 1900s. 300 Seeds Can Yield 600-2,100 LBS - 300 seeds can produce 600-2,100 LBS under good conditions; ideal for fresh eating, pasta sauces, and canning; container friendly in 5-gallon pots with support. Based on 300 seeds x 20-70% survival x 10 lbs avg per plant. Start Indoors 6-8 Weeks Early - Sow 1/4 in deep in warm, moist seed-starting mix; transplant after all frost risk passes. Sow when outdoor temps reach 60-95F. Germinates in 5-10 days; use a heat mat if indoor temps are below 70F Full Sun, Space 24-36 in - Grows 5-6 ft tall; full sun required. Growth optimal 70-85F; active growing range 55-95F. Stake or trellis early - indeterminate vines need sturdy vertical support from week 2. USDA zones 3-11; thin to 1 plant per spot Waterproof Packet Protects Seeds - Waterproof packet guards against humidity and moisture damage; Non-GMO; packed with care in the USA; includes seeds (not live plants) Slice a Moneymaker tomato and you get everything a homegrown tomato should be - smooth red flesh, balanced flavor, and a uniform round shape that holds up equally well in a salad bowl or a saucepan. Developed in Bristol, England in the late 19th century, Moneymaker earned its name the honest way: prolific, season-long harvests on vigorous indeterminate vines that keep producing until frost. Moneymaker is an indeterminate variety, meaning vines grow continuously and fruit sets in flushes throughout the warm season. Each plant can produce 8-15 lbs of medium-sized fruit depending on climate, support, and care. The plants thrive in heat and humidity - a reliable choice for gardeners in both cooler northern zones and warm southern climates across USDA zones 3-11. Getting the best from Moneymaker starts with adequate support. Install stakes or a sturdy cage at transplant time, before roots are established. Space plants 24-36 in apart to allow airflow between vines - crowding is the primary driver of leaf problems in tomatoes. Keep watering consistent throughout the season; irregular moisture is the main cause of blossom end rot and fruit cracking in otherwise healthy plants. Brand: RDR Seeds Color: Red Unit Count: 300 Count Unit Count: 300 Count Color: Red Brand Name: RDR Seeds