Siberian Tomato

These did very well for me. I planted one in my community garden plot with full sunlight, and two on my porch with only partial sunlight. I also neglected my community garden and only watered once, but mulched well. For context, I'm in Iowa and we are supposedly in a heavy drought right now, but apparently got enough water for this plant. Both produced abundantly for me, and the full sunlight plant produced fruit twice the size of my porch plant. I'm very happy with it. Just know that it will still need a cage or support of some kind even though it's a bush. Not supporting it was definitely my mistake with this plant. The flavor is mildly tart and nicely complex.

These tomatoes have been vigorous producers in hot and humid Oklahoma. Need to be caged or staked but didn’t grow huge. It’s coming up on the middle of August. Fruit production has slowed but most of my plants still look healthy. More blossoms and fruit to come! I will plant this variety again next year. Fruit is quite small but very good flavor.

I just started tomatoes for 2021 year. The Siberian seeds packaged for 2020 germinated in just 4 days. I was shocked as the other tomatoes seeds needed a few more days. If you need a quick germinator this is the seeds that you will want.

I'm anxious to see how it grows in my area.

Very pleased with these in my zone 6 garden. They ripened early and in abundance, making a wonderful salsa!

A family favorite - can't wait for this to come back in stock

Been growing this since 2014, they do really well in containers and don't need any special care. Normally they ripen in early august for us and they keep producing well into September even after a cold snap. Very good classic flavor that really brightens any dish. We like to crush them into tomato sauce with some spaghetti, or just fresh in a salad.