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Hillbilly Tomato Seeds - Big Sweet Heirloom - Open-Pollinated

Hillbilly Tomato Seeds - Big Sweet Heirloom - Open-Pollinated

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Hillbilly Tomato Seeds - A Sweet, Colorful Heirloom Delight

Discover the vibrant and flavorful Hillbilly Tomato Seeds, an open-pollinated heirloom variety that brings a burst of color and sweetness to your garden. With its striking bi-color orange and yellow hues and red streaks, this tomato is as beautiful as it is delicious. Each 1-2 lb. flattened globe fruit offers a sweet, fruity flavor with low acidity, making it perfect for fresh salads, sandwiches, and more.

Why Choose Hillbilly Tomato Seeds?

These heirloom tomato seeds produce indeterminate plants that grow over 5 feet tall, yielding an abundance of large, ribbed fruits. Dating back to the 1800s, this West Virginia treasure is celebrated for its superb taste and eye-catching appearance. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or a beginner, these non-GMO seeds ensure a rewarding and sustainable harvest.

Key Features:

  • Flavor: Sweet, fruity, and low-acid – ideal for fresh eating
  • Appearance: Stunning bi-color orange-yellow with red streaks
  • Size: Large 1-2 lb. flattened globe fruits
  • Heritage: Heirloom variety from the 1800s
  • Non-GMO: 100% natural, GMO-free seeds

Perfect for gardeners who appreciate history, flavor, and beauty, Hillbilly Tomato Seeds deliver a bountiful harvest of mouthwatering tomatoes. Ready to grow your own heirloom treasures? Plant these seeds today and enjoy a taste of the past!

  • Each packet contains 10 seeds
  • Color: Bi-color orange and yellow
  • Shape: Flattened globe
  • Size:  1-2 lb.
  • Maturity: 85-95 days after transplant
  • Plant Size: 5 ft.
  • Plant Habit: Indeterminate
  • Solanum lycopersicum
  • Heirloom - Open-pollinated
  • Untreated/Non-GMO
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