First I want to note that this concept is re-treading the exact game play of at least a dozen old flash games. There is nothing original about this game at all. 

But, and this is a big but: yours is the first game I've encountered in the show case, to have been scoped for the production budget available. It is not pretty nor original, but it is complete. It is a full experience with almost no extraneous bloat* and leaving lots of obvious room for growth. 

It is also well suited for the circumstances of this years showcase! Very few teams thought of the obvious solution to an online-showcase: make a browser based game. It's by far the easiest way to reduce friction and engage players quickly. Your start-menu introducing the basic game interactions is a nice extension of that. Well done there.

Your soundtrack and the constant buzzing sound effect makes me want to stab nails in my ears. It is entirely antithetical to your design goal of a "chill experience". Replace the audio and give us some volume controls, please.

* regarding "almost no bloat": I'm uncertain about the repeated power-ups (eg. three of each type). I didn't play long enough to check how or if different price levels differentiated in any meaningful way. Also: the description texts in the store are far too small to be read on a TV. 

A nice little game to spend your time on. Feels good to see the tomatoes grow and harvest a large amount of them! I still wonder what a good pruning strategy is? I did just let it grow and harvested the ripe tomatoes as quickly as possible.

This game was so sweet and charming. I really enjoyed it. I found it a little hard to understand what to do at times, since I wasn't sure if I was doing things correctly.
I think it has a lot of potential!! I liked the different products and tools you could use.

The save-the-environment message is a bit unsubtle, but the game itself has charm.

I had trouble cutting the stalks at times; this could have been an interface issue, or perhaps hidden rules were in play that I didn't see.

It was just fun to play and figure out, how the different products are really influence the tomato plant. I have decided to use the natural products and I get very good tomatoes... Now I try it in my own garden, hopefully I have a rich tomato harvest there too :-)  Great game!

I like the feeling of it. The atmosphere and concept is nice and wholesome! It is fun just watching it grow and try to keep it alive and happy.

It was quite hard for me to really know how to use some "Upgrades" or to know what exactly they do, since there is no real explanaition for them. It would be nice to be able to 100% understand how the bees, worms etc. really influence my little tomato plant. But maybe the idea is to try things out & fail and adapt. Apart from that - amazing game! To be honest, i even got a little addicted to get the max amount of tomatoes. Great job!