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Get ready for a summer filled with homegrown goodness when you grow Bonnie Plants Jet Star Tomato. Whether you love tomatoes fresh from the garden with just a sprinkle of salt or use them to create culinary delights， Jet Star will fill your plates and inspire your cooking all season long. Heavy yields of firm， red， meaty， low-acid fruit on disease-resistant plants make this a popular choice for gardens throughout the U.S.， especially in northern zones. Enjoy it fresh in sandwiches， salsas， or salads， grilled， baked in tomato pie， simmered for sauce， or preserved for a taste of summer during winter days. Jet Star resists verticillium wilt (V) and fusarium wilt (F). The indeterminate vines stay fairly compact but benefit from strong stakes to support the heavy fruit. Plant in full sun after last spring frost， 36 inches apart. Plant reaches 4 to 5 feet tall and matures in 72 days. Be sure to water your plant when the top inch of soil feels dry to the touch， and feed it regularly with Miracle-Gro Plant Food. Bonnie Plants live plant varieties are designed for your gardening success， whether they're disease resistant， heat tolerant， space savers， or produce abundant harvests.

Enjoy a summer filled with scrumptious garden-to-table meals when you grow Bonnie Plants Jet Star Tomato; produces big yields of red， meaty， low-acid tomatoes on prolific plants; jump-start your garden with live plants instead of growing from seed

Introduced in 1969， Bonnie Plants Jet Star Tomato grows well throughout the U.S. and is especially popular in northern climates; enjoy it sliced in BLTs， diced for bruschetta， or baked in tomato pie; disease-resistant indeterminate vines stay compact

Bonnie Plants Jet Star Tomato grows well in raised beds， in-ground gardens， or large containers; plant in full sun after last spring frost; stake to support indeterminate vines; water when the top inch of soil feels dry; feed regularly

Bonnie Plants Jet Star Tomato reaches 4 to 5 feet tall and matures in 72 days

Bonnie Plants live plant varieties are designed for your gardening success， whether they're disease resistant， heat tolerant， space savers， or produce abundant harvests

Tips for Growing Tomatoes."

Enjoy a summer filled with scrumptious garden-to-table meals when you grow Bonnie Plants Jet Star Tomato; produces big yields of red， meaty， low-acid tomatoes on prolific plants; jump-start your garden with live plants instead of growing from seed

Introduced in 1969， Bonnie Plants Jet Star Tomato grows well throughout the U.S. and is especially popular in northern climates; enjoy it sliced in BLTs， diced for bruschetta， or baked in tomato pie; disease-resistant indeterminate vines stay compact

Bonnie Plants Jet Star Tomato grows well in raised beds， in-ground gardens， or large containers; plant in full sun after last spring frost; stake to support indeterminate vines; water when the top inch of soil feels dry; feed regularly

Bonnie Plants Jet Star Tomato reaches 4 to 5 feet tall and matures in 72 days

Bonnie Plants live plant varieties are designed for your gardening success， whether they're disease resistant， heat tolerant， space savers， or produce abundant harvests

Tips for Growing Tomatoes."