Mixed Seeds 30 Giant Tomato Seeds, Mix of 19 Varieties, Heirloom Non-GMO, Brandywine Black, Red, Yellow and Pink, Mr. Stripey, Old German, Black Krim, from USA Solanum lycoperscium

These seeds sprounted well as I used them in my prior garden and produced a good quantity of tomatoes.

Can’t recommend , planted them and not one plant came up .

Have not tried to germinate them yet, but they look like nice seeds.

This was a great deal, and I started them from seed in peat pods and all transplanted really well. The problem is, tomato plants are either "determinate" or "indeterminate" Indeterminates will keep producing until the killing frost, whereas determinates will explode with tomatoes and then quit. Care of each is different, too. Determinants are not to be "suckered" because the more shoots it puts out the more tomatoes you'll get. Inderminantes need to be suckered they don't spend a lot of energy putting out shoots and leaves, and suckering (pinching off the little growth that grows out of their "armpits"), and keep putting on more and more flowers and 'maters. Those 30 "surprise" tomato seeds may sound like a lot of fun (they were!), but I've got HUGE tomato plants, and while I can recognize some, others are new to me! Usually, the fatter and squattier tomato plants are determinates so ya just let them go wild, no suckering. Indeterminates thrive when they aren't wasting energy making suckers and more foliage. This was a fun experiment, but I think next year, I'll get seeds packets that identify what type of tomato they are. Hey, I did luck out! NO CHERRY tomatoes in the bunch!

None of the seeds were labeled. The black krim that grew was delicious and had a nice oval size and shape. I'm not sure of the variety because it wasn't labeled but what did grow grew fast

every thing germinated! super viabal seeds. Just a shame they are all mixed so you dont kmow what your growing. but still fun if you dont mind too much.

Some of the biggest tomatoes I have ever grown. The plants were so big that they out grew the cages I had them in. I had to reinforce with 6 foot stakes. The germination rate was good. I think all sprouted but one or two. I will purchase again.

Not a product for serious gardeners or farmers. They send you a grab bag of seeds that does not allow you to properly identify the amazing varieties depicted in the advertisement. Not worth the time or money. Hope that one day they send seeds out that give proper representation of the varieties. Also bought pepper seeds from same company and received same issue as with the pepper blend. All in all not pleased and won't be purchasing from Harley seeds until they separate their varieties.