Tomato Seeds
Grow the flavor you look forward to all season with Tomato Seeds from David's Garden Seeds®. Explore open-pollinated, heirloom and hybrid varieties in a delicious range of sizes, shapes and colors. From bite-sized garden snacks to thick sandwich slices and rich homemade sauces, choose tomatoes that suit your space and your kitchen.
Choose Your Favorite Tomato Style
- Beefsteak and slicing tomatoes: Large, juicy fruit for sandwiches, burgers and fresh tomato plates.
- Cherry and grape tomatoes: Small fruit for snacking, salads and roasting.
- Roma and paste tomatoes: Generally meaty fruit with fewer watery juices, well suited to sauces, paste and cooking.
- Open-pollinated, heirloom and hybrid choices: Compare each listing for flavor, mature size, days to maturity and any stated disease resistance. Heirlooms are open-pollinated varieties with a history of cultivation; hybrids are intentional crosses selected for particular traits.
Understand Tomato Growth Habits
- Determinate: Plants reach a more limited size and tend to produce much of their crop over a shorter harvest window. They still benefit from suitable support.
- Indeterminate: Plants continue growing and producing over a longer season when conditions allow, usually needing sturdy stakes, cages or a trellis.
- Choose for your space: Check the individual variety's growth habit and spacing needs before planning a bed or container.
Growing Tips for a Flavorful Harvest
- Start ahead: Sow indoors about 6–8 weeks before your intended transplant date. Provide warmth for germination and bright light after seedlings emerge.
- Transplant into warm conditions: Harden off seedlings gradually and plant outdoors after frost danger has passed and the soil has warmed. Plan fall plantings around local heat and first-frost dates.
- Give plants sunshine and room: Choose a sunny site with fertile, well-drained soil. Follow variety-specific spacing and install support early.
- Water consistently: Water at the soil level and mulch to conserve moisture. Avoid repeated cycles of severe drying and heavy watering.
- Feed thoughtfully: Use a soil test and fertilizer directions as your guide. Excess nitrogen can encourage leafy growth at the expense of fruit.
- Harvest for the variety: Ripe tomatoes may be red, pink, yellow, orange, green or dark-toned. Check the expected mature color and pick when the fruit is firm with a little give. Tomatoes that have begun changing color can finish ripening indoors away from direct sun.
Fresh from the Garden to Your Kitchen
- Enjoy fresh: Slice for sandwiches, toss into salads or serve with basil and a drizzle of olive oil.
- Roast and simmer: Bring out rich flavor in roasted vegetables, soups, pasta sauces and homemade salsa.
- Save some for later: Freeze harvested tomatoes or cooked sauce for future meals.
Why Choose David's Garden Seeds®?
- Veteran-Owned: Supplying premium seeds since 2009.
- GO TEXAN Certified: Supporting local agriculture and communities.
- Integrity Pledge: David's Garden Seeds has taken the Seed Integrity Pledge.
- Vegetable Seed License: David's Garden Seeds has been granted a Vegetable Seed License for the State of Texas.
Order Your Tomato Seeds Today
Choose your favorites below and start planning a harvest full of homegrown tomato flavor.
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