Mountain Valley Seed Company Tomato Garden Seeds

Oregon Spring is a determinate variety specifically bred to thrive in cooler climates and shorter growing seasons. It is known for its early maturity and ability to set fruit even when temperatures are lower than what most tomatoes require.

Yes, because Oregon Spring is a determinate variety, it grows to a compact, manageable size rather than sprawling indefinitely. This makes it an excellent candidate for large pots or raised beds.

Yes, as an heirloom variety, Oregon Spring seeds will grow true to type. You can harvest seeds from your best-performing tomatoes at the end of the season, dry them, and replant them the following year.

One ounce of tomato seeds is a significant quantity, containing thousands of seeds. For a typical home garden, this is far more than you will likely need, making it a great option for sharing with neighbors or planning for multiple planting successions.

Even though they are determinate and more compact, they still benefit from support. A simple tomato cage or a sturdy stake will help keep the fruit off the ground and improve airflow, which reduces the risk of disease.