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Product Description
Bring authentic Italian flavor to your garden with the Tomato San Marzano Heirloom Seed, known for its classic taste and elongated, meaty fruits. These seeds are perfect for home gardeners who love to grow fresh produce for sauces, pastes, and canning. Easy to cultivate, San Marzano tomatoes thrive in sunny conditions and produce generous yields with rich, full-bodied flavor. Whether you are a seasoned gardener or just starting, these heirloom seeds ensure a rewarding and delicious harvest straight from your backyard.

Life Cycle
Annual plant
Planting Season
Spring, Summer
Growth Habit
Indeterminate vine
Flavor Profile
Sweet, rich
Plant Characteristics
Plum-shaped, meaty
Use
Sauces, paste, canning
Growing Conditions
Full sun
Harvest Advantages
Heavy yields, classic flavor
Plant Resistance
Crack tolerant
Solanum lycopersicum
Seed Names
San Marzano heirloom
Seed Type
Classic heirloom
San Marzano heirloom tomato seeds produce one of the most classic and cherished Italian tomato varieties. With elongated, meaty fruits and a uniquely sweet yet balanced flavor, these tomatoes are ideal for sauces, pastes, and preserving. A true heirloom selection, they grow vigorously under sunny conditions and offer a reliable, abundant harvest throughout the season.
Light Requirement
Full sun
Planting Depth
1/4 inch
Sowing Method
Transplant preferred
Plant Spacing
18–24 inches
Days to Maturity
75–85 days
Soil Preparation
Start indoors 6–8 weeks before last frost
Hardiness Zones
USDA 5–11
Water Needs
Deep, regular watering
Planting Season
Spring after frost
Seed Count
Recommended Coverage
100
up to 50 sq. ft.
500
up to 250 sq. ft.
1000
up to 500 sq. ft.
San Marzano Tomato thrive best in warm en sunny conditions with well-drained soil. Ensure consistent watering during the germination and growing phases for optimal yield.
Generally, San Marzano Tomato seeds germinate within 7–14 days and take about 70–120 days to reach full maturity en depending on growing conditions.
Yes en San Marzano Tomato can be grown successfully in deep pots or containers with nutrient-rich soil. Ensure proper drainage and sunlight exposure.
Water the plants regularly to keep the soil moist but not soggy. During hotter days en more frequent watering may be needed.
Absolutely! San Marzano Tomato are known for being easy to grow en making them ideal for beginners and home gardeners alike.
These seeds sprouted quickly, and the plants are thriving. The tomatoes are full of flavor, just like the classic San Marzano I remembered from Italy. Definitely a must-grow for any tomato lover.
I wasn�t sure how these would do in my small backyard, but they grew beautifully. The fruit is meaty and perfect for sauces. I�m thrilled with the results.
I�ve tried many tomato seeds, but these really capture that classic San Marzano taste. They are slightly sweet with rich acidity�ideal for pasta sauce.
Planted these a few months ago, and the yield is impressive. The tomatoes have thick skins and hold up beautifully when cooked.
The seeds took a little longer than expected to germinate, but once they did, the plants grew strong and healthy. The tomatoes taste fantastic and are worth the wait.