All Tomato Seeds

Tomato Seeds for sale. Heirloom Tomato Seeds in a variety of colors and shapes. This category is for your shopping convenience so you can see all of our Heirloom Tomatoes Seed varieties at once.  Everyone is familiar with heirloom red tomato seeds and even heirloom pink tomato seeds. Have you ever heard of yellow tomatoes or orange tomatoes we offer those heirloom seeds. We also offer heirloom purple tomato seed, heirloom white tomato seed and heirloom green tomato seed,  We even have a good variety of striped or bi-colored tomato seed.  All these heirloom tomatoes can be viewed in this category or their individual categories. We offer Heirloom Tomato Seeds for your organic sustainable living, self sufficient lifestyle needs. An indeterminate heirloom tomato has a plant habit where the plant continues to grow and has fruit set in all stages, from blossom to mature. A determinate heirloom tomato has a plant habit where the plant ceases to grow once it reaches a particular size. It sets fruits at one time and then tapers off. Tomatoes are the most popular vegetable for the home garden. There is an heirloom tomato for almost any need. Once you have tasted a fresh heirloom tomato grown without chemical pesticides, you won't want to go back to the supermarket for a tomato ever again.
Start seeds indoors 6 - 8 weeks before the last expected frost date for your area.  Remember that you are planting the seed, not burying it.  Tomato seeds should not be planted more than 1/8" deep.  If your soil is heavy, it is better to go a little lighter on covering the seeds as you can always add to the pot as they germinate.  Plant outdoors after all dangers of frost have passed, and soil has warmed up.  Space plants 1 to 2 feet apart.  Plants can be staked or caged for support if needed.  Harvest the fruit when it is fully developed and the proper color for the variety.  Planting Marigolds or Calendula with your tomatoes will help naturally deter some pests. The paper packets have basic growing instructions on the back.  We grow, harvest and handle all of our seeds ourselves.