Enjoy an early harvest of juicy, sweet tomatoes with Siberian tomato seeds . These hardy heirloom seeds thrive in cooler temperatures, germinating and setting fruit in conditions as low as 8°C. The medium-sized, sweet, and flavoursome tomato seeds make them a great addition to any dish. With early cropping and a little staking for support, you’ll be harvesting tomatoes in no time. Once they’re up and running, these tomatoes need very little maintenance, so you can enjoy the fruits of your labour with minimal fuss.

How to Sow Seeds

Method: Sow your Siberian tomato seeds from late winter to early autumn or all year round in frost-free areas.
Depth: Plant seeds 5mm (¼”) deep in pots or trays of seed-raising mix compost or sow directly in their final growing position.
Germination: Seedlings will emerge in 7–14 days.
Growing notes: Once the seedlings are sturdy enough, transfer them to their final fruiting position. Water well and feed regularly once the first truss has set. Staking is required to support the plants. For a more in-depth guide, read the blog post on how to grow tomatoes. Soil Type Well drained.

Growing Needs

Soil: Well-drained soil
Support: With early cropping and a little staking for support, you’ll be harvesting tomatoes in no time

Plant Characteristics

Harvest: Enjoy an early harvest of juicy, sweet tomatoes with Siberian tomato seeds