Gardeners Basics Green Zebra Tomato Seeds – Heirloom, Non-GMO, Indeterminate, USA-Grown

A striking, flavorful heirloom you can grow at home

The Green Zebra tomato is a sunshine-yellow fruit with bold green stripes, a true visual highlight in any garden or kitchen. Its lemon-lime aroma and bright sweetness add a vibrant note to salads, salsas, and sauces, offering a garden-to-table experience you can enjoy throughout the season.

Indeterminate variety with steady summer harvest

As an indeterminate type, Green Zebra plants keep growing and producing fruit across warm months, giving you plentiful opportunities to pick ripe tomatoes. In favorable conditions, you can expect first fruit around 75 days after transplant, with ongoing yields as the season continues.

• Color and flavor: yellow fruit with green zebra stripes and a subtle lemon-lime sweetness
• Kitchen potential: ideal for fresh salads, burgers, BLTs, sandwiches, slicing, salsas, and sauces
• Seed lineage: heirloom, non-GMO, open-pollinated; seeds grown in the USA and packaged by Gardeners Basics
• Harvest profile: typically 2-inch fruit; enjoy a harvest that becomes more frequent through summer

Growing tips for a successful season

These seeds are suited for home gardeners who appreciate flavor, color, and versatility. For cooler climates, start indoors 6–10 weeks before the last frost, then move outdoors after any danger of frost has passed. A warm growing environment helps plants thrive, so consider a heat mat during germination and early growth.

• Indoor start: sow indoors 6–10 weeks before the last frost to jump-start growth
• Transplant timing: wait until after frost risk and soil warms up
• Care essentials: full sun, even watering, and regular pruning to manage vigor
• Harvest timing: about 75 days to first ripened fruit, with continued production through summer

Why gardeners reach for Green Zebra

Gardeners Basics sources seeds from trusted partners and packages them for home gardens and gifting. This variety pairs striking visuals with dependable flavor, making it a flexible option for salads, toppings, and kitchen experiments with heirloom character.

Flavor story in a bite

Imagine sunny yellow tomatoes with green stripes atop a crusty sandwich or a crisp salad—an approachable, lemony brightness that complements greens and dairy without overpowering them.