TomatoFest Red Currant Tomato Seeds

These are indeterminate plants, meaning they will continue to grow and produce fruit throughout the season until the first frost. Because they are vigorous and sprawling, you will need a sturdy trellis or cage to support their heavy, productive vines.

Red Currant tomatoes offer a distinct, intense flavor that balances sweetness with a bright, fruity tartness. They are much smaller than standard cherry tomatoes, making them perfect for popping into your mouth whole or using as a vibrant, flavorful garnish.

Yes, you can save seeds, but you must be careful. Because this variety is a different species (Lycopersicon pimpinellifolium) than standard garden tomatoes, it can easily cross-pollinate with other varieties in your garden, which may result in unpredictable offspring the following year.

You can expect to harvest your first tomatoes approximately 70 days after transplanting your seedlings into the garden. Given their prolific nature, once they start producing, you will likely have a steady supply of fruit until the end of the season.

Yes, these are organic heirloom seeds. They are grown and harvested without the use of synthetic fertilizers or pesticides, making them a great choice for organic gardening practices.