Colorful Tomato Seed Collection – Heirloom Rainbow Mix for Unique Flavors, Slicing & Summer Harvests

The Colorful Tomato Seed Collection brings together five standout heirloom varieties for gardeners who want vibrant harvests and exceptional flavor. Featuring Black Krim, Great White, Aunt Ruby’s German Green, Hillbilly, and Cherokee Purple, this assortment highlights the wide range of colors, textures, and taste profiles tomatoes can offer. These dependable determinate and indeterminate varieties thrive in full sun and produce beautiful fruits perfect for slicing, fresh eating, and summer dishes.

A Rainbow of Flavor and Garden Appeal:

• Includes five heirloom varieties chosen for color diversity and reliable performance
• Offers a mix of purple, green, yellow-red marbled, white, and deep red-purple tomatoes
• Ideal for gardeners exploring new flavors or expanding their heirloom collection
• Suitable for raised beds, container gardens, and homestead plots

Why Customers Love This Collection:

• Each tomato color delivers a unique flavor profile, from smoky and bold to light and fruity
• Provides a visually stunning assortment for salads, sandwiches, and fresh dishes
• Highly productive varieties that perform well in a range of climates
• A great way to compare heirloom characteristics and discover new favorites

Included Varieties

Black Krim:
A richly colored, dark-purple tomato with a deep, smoky flavor. Large, slightly flattened fruits make excellent slicers.

Great White:
A creamy white to pale yellow tomato known for its mild, fruity, almost tropical flavor. Produces 1–2 pound fruits and excels in hot climates.

Aunt Ruby’s German Green:
A beloved green heirloom with large beefsteak fruits and a tangy, slightly sweet flavor. Excellent for slicing and fresh eating.

Hillbilly:
An eye-catching yellow tomato with red marbling and a sweet, mild flavor. Produces 1–2 pound fruits on vigorous indeterminate vines.

Cherokee Purple:
Famous for its dusky rose-purple coloring and rich, complex taste. A classic heirloom favorite for sandwiches and fresh dishes.

How to Grow:
Start tomato seeds indoors 6–8 weeks before your last frost date. Transplant seedlings into full sun after hardening off and once temperatures stay consistently warm. Provide sturdy support for indeterminate varieties and use well-drained soil with regular watering. Harvest fruits as they fully color to enjoy their best flavor. Each seed packet includes guidance on germination, care, and seed saving to help gardeners succeed.