Welcome To Our 2011 Website!

thank you to all of the people who came and bought tomatoes from us. Our season is officially over, all the plants are finally gone. Feel free to keep in touch, share your photos and comments with me. Until next season.

We are located at 822 N University, Spokane Valley.

The Tomato Lady still has tomatoes left. Big beautiful plants. It's time to plant now. We have oregon spring, red brandywine, hillbilly, georgia streak, goliath, legend, big zac, roman candle, sausage, and amish paste, green grape, yellow pear, gold nugget, jetsetter, persimmon, aussie, aunt ruby's german green, chucks yellow, coure di bue, costoluto genovese, golden queen, great white, mortgage lifter, kelloggs breakfast, thessaloniki and many more. Discount for 10 or more plants. Open from 9 am to 6 pm Monday thru Saturday and 12 pm - 6 pm on Sunday. 509-928-3342, Spokane Valley.

Price this year will be $3.25 which includes tax or $4.25 for the larger pots. We accept cash and checks, no credit cards, beads, or first-born children.

We have several links to informative pages. Learn more about us, read some interesting facts about tomatoes, find out how we grow our plants in the garden and see what tomato varieties we have chosen to grow this year.

If you have any questions, please email us at flowerchild@sisna.com
We'll respond as quickly as possible. Enjoy your visit.

The Casteel Family
509.928.3342
email: flowerchild@sisna.com
Spokane Valley, Washington

For the first time we offering tomato cages for sale. They are tall and sturdy and work well for our plants. See the picture below.

From our garden in 2009. My take on an artistic still life.

L-R: German Red Strawberry, Marvel Stripe, Mister E,
Black Prince, White Queen, Small Fry

Aunt Molly's Ground Cherry and Mister E

Our monumental tomatoes in our homemade tomato cages. The cages are 5' tall.

A lovely Tomato Lady Elf

A Tomato Lady Elf with attitude!

Garden Expo 2010. It was a lovely sunny day.

2 1/2 pound Mystery E. We had the worst weather for growing tomatoes last year. Ours didn't start to ripen until the first of September. We did, however, get a lot of them.

Orange Russian
Gold/Orange/Yellow with a blush. The picture doesn't do it justice

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