Tomato Seeds

Whether in hanging baskets or a vegetable plot Tomato plants are the perfect addition to any garden greenhouse, raised beds or grow bag, they can even be grown as an indoor plant.

With seed varieties that produce the beefsteak tomato, plum tomato, cherry tomato or yellow tomato seeds, we have got you covered and you can grow tomatoes that you love (we even have heirloom varieties and heritage varieties)

Perfect in most meals, these large fruits will taste even better when grown and picked by your own hands and grown from tomato seeds.

The sweet flavour means that this flavoursome fruit is perfect for snacking, or for rich stews and sauces.

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Cherry Tomatoes Seeds

A popular variety among gardeners, due to their small size, sweet flavour and heavy crops, these cherry sized fruits are the perfect seed to plant in your raised bed and own pots.

Our Cherry Tomato seeds produce compact plants that are perfect for home gardens, containers, or hanging baskets.

With a variety of colours and shapes, cherry tomatoes can add vibrant beauty to your garden while providing delicious, bite-sized fruit ideal for salads, snacking, or garnishing.

The Best Time to Sow Tomato Seeds

To ensure you get the most out of your harvest, it's best to sow tomato seeds at the perfect time so that you can enjoy your own fruit!

Indoor Sowing

For most regions, the best time to start tomato seed sowing indoors is 6 to 8 weeks before the last expected frost date.

This gives the seedlings enough time to grow strong before being transplanted outdoors.

Outdoor Sowing

Once the danger of frost has passed and soil temperatures consistently reach 15°C or higher, you can sow seeds directly in the garden.

This typically occurs in late spring to early summer, depending on your climate.

Caring for Tomato Plants

Once planted, its best to water the seeds deeply and consistently - don't let the water dry out and water at the base to avoid fungal disease and to keep the foliage dry.

Tomatoes need around 6-8 hours of sunlight daily, so pick the sunniest spot in your garden or patio to plant these seeds.

For healthy growth, use an organic compost and fertilise every 4 to 6 weeks during the planting months.

When Should You See Tomato Seeds Germinating

Tomato seeds typically take 5 to 14 days to germinate under optimal conditions. Factors such as temperature, moisture, and light play crucial roles in this process. Ideally, seeds should be kept in a warm environment, with soil temperatures around 21-27°C, to encourage quick sprouting.

During this time, it’s essential to maintain consistent moisture in the soil without overwatering, as soggy conditions can lead to rot. Once germination begins, you should see small green sprouts emerging from the soil, signalling that your tomato seeds are off to a healthy start. Be patient, as some varieties may take longer than others to break through the surface.