Welcome to Gerald and Henry's Plants!

We offer the most diverse group of organic locally grown heirloom tomato plant varieties growing in NC. Not only that we’re famous for our amazing 30 plus varieties from the Dwarf Tomato Project. We grew over 125 varieties of tomato plants this year!

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Locally Grown

All plants grown in Eastern Wake County

Organic Tomatoes

All vegetable plants grown with organic practices

Vegetable Plants

Specializing in tomato plants, also growing pepper, eggplant, cucumber, squash, zucchini and okra

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award-winning tomatoes

Award Winning

Growing numerous champions from national tomato tasting competitions

Family OWned

6 generations of farming in Wake County NC

Experienced

50 plus years growing vegetable plants

Why Choose Us

We're your one-stop-shop for amazing vegetable plants!

What's Our Customers Say

Let real testimonials do the speaking! Pick the best and display them in this section.

I bought plants from you 1st of April. Have been planting in pots for 20 years. Today I have a small tomato on a Black Sea Man. Have never seen fruit even close to this early in the year. All plants (Cherkee Purple, Indian Stripe, Hannah’s Prize) look great and covered in flowers. Thanks so much.
George Clark
Customer
If you are looking for some awesome, knowledgeable people to work with, these are the guys I highly recommend. Their friendliness and result-driven approach are what I love about them.
Robert Berger
Customer

Frequently Asked Questions

No, suckering reduces branches which reduces blooms which reduces fruit production.

No, pinching first blooms reduces some stress but if you are watering and fertilizing plants as needed, they want be under any stress and you are just eliminating future tomatoes.

6 hours is the minimum but 8 or more is ideal.

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