Heirloom Tomato Seed Collection, Variety Kit, Non-GMO Garden Gift

Grow something worth talking about. This curated heirloom tomato collection brings together the most beloved, flavorful, and visually stunning varieties ever grown — the kinds passed down through generations because they're simply too good to lose. Whether you're filling a raised bed, feeding a family, or chasing that perfect summer tomato, this kit was built for you. Every seed is heirloom, open-pollinated, and non-GMO. No hybrids, no shortcuts. Seed-saveable — grow them, harvest the seeds, and never buy that variety again. Choose Your Collection: Heirloom Essentials — 6 Varieties The classics. If you've ever dreamed of a real tomato garden, these are the ones to start with. Brandywine Pink Cherokee Purple Black Krim Yellow Pear Green Zebra San Marzano Heritage Garden — 10 Varieties A full spectrum of color, flavor, and story. From Italian drying tomatoes to stunning bicolors. Brandywine Pink Cherokee Purple Black Krim Yellow Pear Green Zebra San Marzano Mortgage Lifter Striped German Pineapple Principe Borghese Rainbow Heirloom Collection — 15 Varieties The showstopper. A complete heirloom tomato garden in one kit — every color, every style, every story. Brandywine Pink Cherokee Purple Black Krim Yellow Pear Green Zebra San Marzano Mortgage Lifter Striped German Pineapple Principe Borghese Jubilee White Beauty Aunt Ruby's German Green Paul Robeson Oxheart Why These Varieties? These aren't random seeds thrown in a bag. Every variety was chosen for flavor, visual impact, and growing reliability — the tomatoes that show up in heirloom seed catalogs year after year because gardeners keep coming back to them. Brandywine Pink — the gold standard of heirloom flavor, rich and complex Cherokee Purple — deep, smoky, and stunning on a cutting board Black Krim — dark, dramatic, and one of the most photogenic tomatoes alive Mortgage Lifter — named for the man who bred it to pay off his farm. Legendary. Green Zebra — bright, tangy, and genuinely unlike anything from a grocery store Striped German — a bicolor beefsteak that looks like stained glass when sliced White Beauty — ivory-skinned, mild, and the most surprising tomato in the garden Aunt Ruby's German Green — green when ripe, sweet when eaten, and unlike anything else in the garden Paul Robeson — named after the activist and artist, dark and deeply flavored Principe Borghese — the Italian drying tomato, perfect for sun-drying or sauce Seed Details Type: Heirloom, Open-Pollinated, Non-GMO Sow Depth: ¼ inch Germination Temp: 70–80°F Days to Germinate: 6–14 days Days to Maturity: 65–85 days (varies by variety) Light: Full sun Spacing: 24–36 inches Zones: 4–11 Growing Tips Start indoors 6–8 weeks before your last frost date. Use a heat mat — tomatoes germinate best at consistent warmth. Transplant after all frost risk has passed and harden off for 1–2 weeks before moving outside. Give them full sun, consistent water, and room to sprawl. Save your seeds at the end of the season and you'll never have to buy these varieties again. Each variety arrives in its own clearly labeled packet, packaged for the current and following growing season. Comes in a gift-ready box — a beautiful gift for any gardener on your list. Store in a cool, dry place for multi-year viability. We reserve the right to substitute equivalent heirloom varieties if needed to ensure quality and availability.