Green Zebra Tomato Seeds – Heirloom, Tangy-Sweet Taste, organic seeds, heirloom
Solanum lycopersicum
High-yield heirloom tomato. Green-yellow fruits with dark stripes, 70–150 g, very meaty flesh. About 75 days to maturity. Great for seed saving.Green Zebra is a high-yield, indeterminate heirloom tomato with green-yellow fruits and dark stripes, known for its tangy-sweet flavour.
Best grown in a warm, sunny greenhouse, or outdoors only in a very sheltered spot if your summer is reliably warm.
FAST FACTS
Certified organic (EU): yes
Heirloom: yes, suitable for seed saving
Growth habit: indeterminate; needs support and regular pruning
Fruits: 70–150 g, green-yellow with dark green striping; light green, very meaty flesh
Where to grow: greenhouse recommended; outdoors only in a warm, sheltered location
Sowing depth & germination: 1–2 mm; germinates in 6–14 days
Spacing: about 45 cm; tie plants to a stake or string
Days to maturity: about 75 days; typical harvest July–September
DESCRIPTION
Green Zebra is a classic green-fruited heirloom tomato with a distinctive zebra-like striping. The fruits are meaty with a bright, tangy-sweet flavour that stands out in salads and summer dishes. This variety is known for strong productivity and a steady crop of medium-sized tomatoes.
For best results, start seeds indoors in late March to early April. Move seedlings into the brightest possible spot as soon as they emerge and pot on as they grow. Transplant to a greenhouse in May, or outdoors in June once nights stay warm. Provide full sun, consistent watering (avoid waterlogging), and strong support. As an indeterminate variety, it benefits from regular side-shoot removal to focus energy on fruiting. Ripeness is judged by the colour shift (more yellow striping) and a slight softness when gently pressed.
MINI-FAQ
Is Green Zebra an heirloom variety?
Yes. It is an heirloom variety and suitable for seed saving.
Where does it grow best?
A greenhouse is recommended. Outdoors it needs a very warm, sunny, sheltered spot.
How do I know it’s ripe if it stays green?
Look for increased yellow striping and a slight softness to the touch—flavour is best at that stage.
Does it need support?
Yes. It is indeterminate and needs staking or string support, plus regular pruning.
How long does it take to mature?
Around 75 days to first ripe fruit (timing varies with conditions).
Packet 6 seeds
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