The 10 Tomato Seed Collection offers a diverse assortment of heirloom and garden-favorite tomatoes, giving home gardeners a full spectrum of colors, flavors, and uses. From rich purple slices to meaty red sauce tomatoes and sweet yellow pears, this curated mix supports everything from fresh eating to long-term preserving. Designed for raised beds, backyard gardens, and homesteads, these tried-and-true determinate and indeterminate varieties offer dependable yields and exceptional taste across a full growing season.
A Complete Tomato Selection for Every Use:
- Includes slicing, paste, canning, salad, and specialty tomatoes
- Features red, yellow, purple, and green varieties for visual and culinary variety
- Suitable for both small-space and large homestead gardens
- Offers a mix of plant sizes and habits for staggered, season-long harvests
Why Customers Love This Tomato Collection:
- Provides a robust assortment for gardeners wanting depth and variety
- Supports food preservation, everyday cooking, and fresh snacking
- Includes heirloom classics known for flavor, productivity, and reliability
- Each packet comes with planting and germination guidance for easy success
Included Varieties
Cherokee Purple:
A celebrated heirloom with rich, complex flavor and dusky-rose coloring. Large beefsteak fruits make excellent slicers.
Roma:
A compact, prolific paste tomato with dense, meaty flesh ideal for sauces, pastes, and canning. Fruits grow to about 3 inches.
Large Red Cherry:
Indeterminate vines produce clusters of bright red cherry tomatoes throughout a long harvest window. Great for snacking and salads.
Brandywine Red:
A classic Amish heirloom producing large, deeply flavored beefsteak tomatoes with rosy red skin. Excellent for slicing.
Ace 55-VF:
A determinate, disease-tolerant American heirloom producing medium red fruits with thick walls and juicy texture.
Mortgage Lifter:
An award-winning heirloom known for its sweet, meaty flesh and extra-large fruits averaging over 2 pounds. Indeterminate vines.
Beefsteak:
A quintessential slicing tomato with large, flavorful fruits on vigorous indeterminate plants. Ideal for fresh summer meals.
Hillbilly:
This heirloom from West Virginia yields 1–2 pound fruits with yellow-and-red marbling and a sweet, mild flavor. Indeterminate plants grow 5–10 feet tall.
Aunt Ruby’s Green:
A large green beefsteak heirloom with 12–16 oz fruits and a sweet, aromatic flavor. Indeterminate and highly productive.
Yellow Pear:
A productive indeterminate variety producing small, pear-shaped yellow fruits. Plants can reach up to 12 feet and require strong support.
How to Grow:
Start tomato seeds indoors 6–8 weeks before the last frost. Transplant into full sun once nighttime temperatures are consistently warm. Provide cages or trellises for indeterminate varieties and good-quality soil with regular moisture. Harvest frequently to encourage ongoing production. Each packet includes instructions on germination, temperature needs, spacing, and seed saving for gardeners of all experience levels.
