Snacking · Small spaces
Tiny Tim
A red cherry tomato for snack bowls, salads and quick pasta dishes.
Garden fit: determinate micro-dwarf. A compact option to compare when growing in containers.
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Tomato Seeds Canada
Shop tomato seeds in Canada by the harvest you want: cherry tomatoes for snacking, slicing tomatoes for salads, and paste tomatoes for sauce. Explore heirloom tomato seeds for distinctive colours, shapes and flavours.
Match plant habit and maturity to your space and growing season. Our guides explain when to start tomato seeds and determinate vs. indeterminate tomatoes.
Packed in Québec
Orders are prepared in Vaudreuil-Dorion.
Ships across Canada
Free shipping over $25 CAD · Ships from Québec.
Packet details
Variety pages identify available seed, maturity, and growing information.
Growing support
Use our Canadian guides or contact Michael.
Grow Zones
Find seeds for your zone
Choose your Canadian garden zone to filter seeds tagged for your climate. Zone helps with climate fit; for annual seeds, also check days to maturity and when to start indoors.
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Prioritize short-season varieties, check days to maturity, and start indoors when the product page recommends it. Annual vegetables still depend on frost dates, season length, heat, and microclimate.
White Cherry Tomato Seeds
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Yellow Jelly Tomato Seeds
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Choose tomato seeds for your kitchen and garden
Start with the dish: cherry tomatoes for snacking, slicing types for salads and sandwiches, or paste tomatoes for sauce. Then compare plant size and maturity with your growing space and season.
Casa Verde packs orders in Vaudreuil-Dorion, Québec, for delivery across Canada. Check each variety’s listing for packet details and growing notes.
Four tomatoes, four kitchen choices
Start with what you like to cook, then match the plant to your growing space. These four varieties offer different kitchen uses and growing habits.
Fresh plates · Pale colour
White Cherry
Ivory-to-cream fruit for mixed tomato salads, burrata plates and fresh garnish.
Garden fit: indeterminate vine needing support. Allow more space than for a micro-dwarf tomato.
See variety and packet details →Sandwiches · Generous slices
Black Krim
A dark red beefsteak with juicy flesh for sandwiches, tomato salads and savoury tarts.
Garden fit: indeterminate vine. Plan for a sturdy stake or cage.
See variety and packet details →Sauces · Dense flesh
Speckled Roman
An elongated, striped paste tomato with dense flesh for sauces, salsa and drying.
Garden fit: indeterminate vine. Give its elongated fruit strong support.
See variety and packet details →When planning harvests, compare maturity figures on the same basis: sowing or transplanting. Check each product page for packet details and variety notes. Understand tomato growing habits →
Tomato seed questions
Which tomato should a beginner choose?
Choose a variety whose plant size, support needs and maturity fit your space. Start with a manageable number of plants and follow the variety’s sowing instructions; germination and yield depend on the seed lot and growing conditions.
How do I compare days to maturity?
Check whether the figure starts at sowing or transplanting. Compare varieties on the same basis and allow for weather: a catalogue estimate is not a guaranteed harvest date.
Does heirloom or non-GMO mean certified organic?
No. These terms describe different characteristics. Do not assume that every variety is certified organic. Check the specific listing and contact us if you need confirmation before ordering.
Can I grow tomatoes on a balcony?
Yes, if the site has adequate sun and the container suits the plant. Compare mature height and support needs; micro-dwarf and other compact varieties may be easier to accommodate. Use drainage holes and monitor watering.
When should I start tomatoes indoors?
Plan around your local outdoor planting date after frost risk has passed and the soil has warmed. Follow the variety’s instructions and allow time for gradual hardening off; avoid starting so early that plants outgrow your indoor space.
Can I ask about larger quantities?
Contact us with the variety and quantity you need so we can confirm availability and available options.
Plan your tomato season
- Seed starting : Use seed-starting mix and follow the variety’s sowing instructions. Keep moisture even without saturating the mix.
- Light : Provide bright light. Follow the grow-light manufacturer’s distance guidance and adjust as plants grow.
- Moving outdoors : Harden plants off gradually. Wait until frost risk has passed and the soil has warmed; install support when planting.
- Water and feed : Water consistently. Base fertilizer choices on the soil or potting mix and follow the product label; extra potassium is not automatically needed.