Tomato Seeds Collection

Why did you choose this product over others?: I’m really happy with this pack of tomato seeds! The reason I chose this is because it offers a great selection of different tomato types from juicy cherry tomatoes. Each variety sprouted well and grew into healthy, productive plants. The tomatoes themselves are absolutely delicious, full of flavor, sweet, and perfect for salads, cooking, or just snacking fresh off the vine. It’s been so satisfying to grow such a tasty and colorful mix right at home. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced gardener, this seed pack is a great choice for anyone who loves tomatoes. You'll need space for different plant sizes, but it grows nicely even in larger pots. A great way to enjoy homegrown tomatoes!

Very good selection of tomatoes, some varieties I’ve never tried too. Good value for money. Well presented & fast delivery. Looking forward to growing them next season 😊

Great selection of seeds

Very impressive. Good vegetables seeds. This was a gift to gardener in Africa. Sierra Leone. Freetown at Hastings. A sustainable gift to support existence. From planting to harvest and sale. Far mire better than handout.

Not entirely sure what ones these are out of the pack but seem to be fruiting well will get some more for next year

Really pleased with the seeds I ordered, good value for money, quick delivery, can't wait to get planting. Will certainly check this site prior to looking elsewhere for seeds. Thank you

Update June 2025: I In April sowed 3 propagator cells each of four different varieties, with 3 seeds to a cell for a total of 9 seeds of each variety. I ended up with 9 plants, so ended up having to thin out the weakest, which was tricky because they were all doing so well! I now have three plants sitting in in a growbag inside a cheap portable greenhouse, and 3 outdoors in another growbag. With this in mind, I have upped my original rating from 3 to 5 stars and, if I remember, I will report back at a later date. Original Review: I chose three varieties to sow in a grow bag, made 6 equally spaced holes, put 5 seeds in each hole and covered them over. I ended up with just one tomato plant, which was disheartening, but the fruit was very tasty. It could be that I planted up too late in the season, or that I over watered early on and the seeds rotted. I will try again in the spring and update if I get better results.

I personally think these are a fun thing to do. The success was not great roundabout 60%.