Painted Lady Tomato

Heirloom | Indeterminate | Variegated Foliage

She’s a show-off... and we love her for it.

The Painted Lady Tomato brings serious garden drama with her marbled, variegated leaves and gorgeous pink-gold fruit that tastes just as dreamy as she looks. This isn’t your run-of-the-mill tomato. This is the tomato that gets compliments from strangers and makes the rest of your garden a little jealous.

An indeterminate heirloom with major main-character energy, she’s ideal for anyone who wants their tomato plants to pull double-duty: ornamental AND outrageously tasty.

Whether you’re planting her in a raised bed, a grow bag, or straight into your backyard dirt patch, this vine beauty is ready to climb, shine, and thrive.

Quick Facts

• Type: Heirloom, open-pollinated

• Growth Habit: Indeterminate (will need staking or caging)

• Foliage: Cream-marbled potato leaf

• Fruit: 3–4 oz, pink-red with gold striping

• Flavor: Sweet, balanced, slightly tangy

• Height at Maturity: 5–6 feet

• Harvest Time: Midseason

• Best For: Raised beds, large containers, or anywhere you want a little drama
  
  

Care Tips

• Sunlight: Full sun (6–8 hours a day)

• Soil: Fertile, well-draining, pH 6.0–6.8

• Water: Keep evenly moist—don’t let her dry out between drinks

• Spacing: 24–36" apart

• Transplanting: Wait until after your last frost

• Support: Strongly recommended—she’s a climber, not a crawler