30 Florida Everglades Tomato Seeds: Heirloom Heat Resistant Variety- Naturally Grown

You will receive 30 Seeds from our heirloom Florida Everglades Tomatoes growing in sunny Florida. Home grown naturally using regenerative growing methods with lots of love and zero chemicals, pesticides, or synthetic fertilizers. The seeds are from my most recent harvest & are fresh viable seeds ready to sow.

Growing Info & Tips
The heirloom wild Florida Everglades tomato is an indeterminate tomato that will continue to grow, flower and set fruit until killed off by a frost, growing well in Zones 6-11. It is a very heavy producer of tiny yummy tomatoes! Well adapted to the Florida heat & humidity it is resistant to the pests. It grows well in full Florida sun or part shade and is quite a vigorous grower often sprawling several feet if you let it, which can make for a yummy ground cover, often times self seeding. A wonderful addition to any garden/food forest!

For Sowing the Everglades Tomato Seeds:
Everglades Tomato seeds need the temperature to be consistently in the 70-80 degree range to germinate. Seeds can be sown directly in the ground or in pots or seed starting trays. Sow the seeds close to the surface, around 1/4th of an inch deep (lightly covering them) in pre-moistened potting mix. Light aids in their germination. Everglades Tomato seeds can take up to 7-21 days to germinate so be patient! Keep the soil moist but well drained. Ideal spacing is 18” apart. It’s roughly 70 days to maturity when you will have yummy tomatoes to enjoy.

Uses
Everglades Tomatoes are a yummy snack to enjoy while you’re working in the garden. Their bite sized sweet tomato flavor is so refreshing! They have very tender skin so when picking for later use it’s easiest to harvest them by the bunch. We love to use them our salads, homemade salsas, in tofu or egg scrambles, in garam masala curry, and as toppings for black bean tacos and various other dishes!

Please Note: All of my seeds are fresh and viable. Growing from seed is fun! The majority of the time it is a success but sometimes it’s not. This just is the way it is with nature and gardening. I hope you experience success with all the seeds, however because I cannot be responsible for germination failure due to improper care or climate conditions etc.

Any questions, please don’t hesitate to send me a message. All photos are taken from our garden.