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When Will Tomatoes Be Ready If Planted May 1 (70 Days)?

Tomatoes planted May 1 with 70 days to maturity are estimated to be harvest-ready around July 10.

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How to use this tool

  1. Enter the date you planted or transplanted seedlings.
  2. Enter the days-to-maturity from the seed packet.
  3. The calculator returns the estimated harvest date.

Most slicing tomato varieties mature in 70 days — find your harvest date when transplanting on May 1.

Frequently asked questions

How do I calculate harvest date from planting date?
Add the days-to-maturity (from the seed packet) to the planting or transplant date. For example, planting tomatoes on May 1 with 70 days to maturity gives a harvest date around July 10.
What does days to maturity mean on a seed packet?
Days to maturity is the number of days from transplanting (or from germination for direct-sown crops) until the plant reaches harvestable size. It is an average — actual timing varies by weather and growing conditions.