The decision between hybrid and heritage tomatoes depends on your priorities and gardening aspirations.
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Because of its benefits—disease resistance, homogeneity, and high yields, among others—hybrids are popular for commercial cultivation and reliable harvests.
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Heirloom tomatoes, on the other hand, have great flavor, a variety of forms and hues, and the capacity to store seeds for use in subsequent growing seasons.
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People that like conserving genetic history, trying new foods, and having a diverse range of tastes tend to prefer them.
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Consider your growing habitat, flavor preference, and seed saving. If yield consistency is needed or disease pressure is high, hybrids may be superior.
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If you like sampling new flavors and supporting genetic diversity, heirlooms provide several options. Some gardeners mix the two types to take advantage of their flavors and disease resistance.