Mixed tomato varieties

This mix of small-fruited tomatoes brings together several varieties of cherry tomatoes and related species, chosen for their diverse colors and abundant yields. In a sunny corner of the vegetable garden, these plants with their generous clusters create a veritable living tableau, where reds, yellows, oranges, and sometimes other hues mingle throughout the summer.

In the garden, tomatoes originated in the Andes and Mexico before becoming familiar companions in organic vegetable patches. They thrive in welcoming, warm soil and respond consistently to the gardener's attentive care: staking, regular watering, and mulching all contribute to a harmonious and bountiful environment. These small fruits, easy to pick and share, fit naturally into an approach that respects all living things, where the diversity of shapes and colors is a treasure.

The Large Fruit Tomato Mix offered by Jardins de l'écoumène is a celebration of vegetable diversity. Composed of more than a dozen determinate and indeterminate varieties, it brings together old and modern lines with fleshy, colorful and generous fruits , carefully selected for their vigor, adaptability and exceptional taste.

This mix is ​​ideal for curious gardeners and those who want to discover different types of tomatoes without buying multiple packets of seeds. The plants take on various shapes – some compact, others more vigorous – and thrive in living, well-drained soil in full sun. Harvests are staggered from mid- to late-season , offering a delightful array of flavors to discover.

This mix brings together several heritage Italian varieties, chosen for their vigorous growth, dense flesh, and elongated shape typical of tomatoes intended for processing. Each plant evokes the generous, sun-drenched vegetable gardens of the south, where warm, well-drained soil supports the slow ripening of fleshy fruits.

In a harmonious vegetable garden, these tomatoes naturally find their place: supported, mulched, and planted alongside basil or other companion plants, they create a rich and diverse growing space. Some varieties are early, others later, allowing for a staggered and abundant harvest.

We cultivate them with care and gratitude, in an approach that respects life and the memory of ancient practices.