Black Cherry Tomato Seeds | Organic | 10+ seeds | Ukrainian | Rich Flavour

Please find for sale 10+ organic Tomato seeds imported from Ukraine from our absolute favourite organic seed supplier - the variety is (rather unimaginately) "Black Cherry" albeit something may have been lost in translation! rich, deep, and complex flavor. This cultovar has a sweet, fruity taste with a gentle earthy or smoky depth that you do not get with red tomatoes along with a slight, pleasant tang.

Firstly a little about the supplier. We have been using them since before the Russian invasion - they are quite close to the frontline but have managed to keep working despite numerous hardships and practical difficulties. Everything we have ever bought from them has been of excellent quality with high germination rates. Please take some time to peruse their website (organicseeds.top) - they are particularly strong with tomatoes - have numerous interesting and usual cultivars that you simply will not find in the West. They will supply UK retail customers but there is of course quite a high minimum value and frustratingly not all UK banks make payments to Ukraine straightforward. You can of course indirectly support them by buying this listing. Slava Ukraini

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Why should you grown your own tomatos?

Superior Taste: Homegrown tomatoes are vine-ripened, offering a sweetness and texture that mass-produced, commercial varieties lack. There is literally no comparison in taste!
Cost Savings: A single healthy plant can yield several kilos of fruit, significantly offsetting the cost of buying premium or organic tomatoes.
Variety: You aren't limited to standard supermarket options. You can explore thousands of heirloom, cherry, and beefsteak varieties tailored to your space.
Health Benefits: Tomatoes are packed with Vitamin C, potassium, and the antioxidant lycopene, which supports heart and bone health.

Germination Guide

Sow between end of January and start of April depending where you are and whether to be grown under glass or outdoors
Prepare a light well draining compost mix  - ideally 50% sieved compost, 50% horticultural sand or vermiculite.
Sow the seeds thinly and cover with about 5mm of the compost
Ensure the compost is kept moist but not wet
Keep at between 20-25c. 
Seeds should germinate in 5-15 days
Prick out and pot on as required
"Better late than early" is the key to when to put outside!