Scott&Co. Tomato Seed Starter Kit, 10 Varieties to Grow Your Own. Indoor and Outdoor Planting. Moneymaker, Golden Queen, Red Cherry, Zebra and More Tomato Seeds, Mother's Day Gifts for Women and Men

Thought they were unlikely to all germinate and planted them all.I ended up with around 150 plants and have lots of happy friends and family.Extraordinary value particularly if you want to try different varieties.

We set them up in mini incubator trays from Amazon supplier and they germinated very wellThe seeds are strong and have been planted on into potsAll looking goodGreat selection and looking forward to seeing what happens and how they taste this summer

They germinated well but slow growing but think that's teh dreadful weather this year rather than the seeds. Good number of seeds of each variety

I bought this unassuming pouch of seeds, thinking, "ok, I'll give it a go". 2023 being my first year having a greenhouse and a garden to actually put some veggies, I thought I would not have much luck. Boy was I wrong. Every variety germinated, producing an absolutely mad amount of tomatoes. Brandywine Pink had almost a pound in the weight of each fruit. Heinz looked like an advert- just perfectly round and so perfect in shape I couldn't believe my eyes. Golden sunrise variety is yellow and so sweet it's almost candy-like . All of them were consumed in countless amounts of soups ,sauces and whatever you'd think of.I am officially banned from planting more tomatoes this year but... these seeds are the heritage varieties so I saved a few seeds and will be planting some more this year:) Just in moderation this time. Give it a go and you will not be disappointed.

As others have stated, the content isn't exactly what was listed on the packet but there are ten varieties and they are all suitable to grow in the UK. Just over half will be ok outside and all will give a heavy crop under glass with the other 4 being a bit touch and go unless we have a stonking hot summer this year. I had two varieties not listed on the pack but the replacements were a plum and another beefsteak tomato so no big deal. Really very good value for money (assuming they germinate and crop) when you consider that even a pack of Lidl seeds in virtually a pound.

The "Yellow Pear", "San Marzano" and the "Moneymaker" varieties didn't germinate so well (more or less only two thirds did, which in 15 to 18 seeds on each sachet is not much). I ended up with only 8 to 10 plants of the mentioned varieties.The price, even though is a small amount, is a bit too much in relative terms since in most sachets there were only 15/18 seeds. Only two sachets had more than 20 seeds. After all, these are tomato seeds, not seeds of rare species.

Loved this packet variety, I do wish there were more types such as the black toms but I’m very happy with these, ever single seed I planted actually sprouted

Good value for variety