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Tomatillo Seeds
Native to Mexico and Central America, the Tomatillo (pronounced to-ma-TEE-yo) is a vital ingredient in many Mexican and Guatemalan dishes. If you can grow a tomato, you can grow a tomatillo, as they share identical growing styles. Also known as Toma Verde, or Husk Tomato, one tomatillo plant can pump out more than 10 pounds of fruit, each neatly wrapped in its own protective packaging.
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xTomatillo Seeds - Rio Grande Verde OPEN POLLINATED
- Heirloom; Bush Spreading Plant
- Perfect for Salsa Verde or Chile Verde; Largest Market Tomatillo
- Heavy Self-Seeder; Prefers Full Sun Exposure
OPEN POLLINATEDAs low as $4.50 per package -
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xTomatillo Seeds - Pineapple OPEN POLLINATED
- Heirloom; Low-Growing Ground Cherry-Sized Fruit
- Sweet, Citrus Flavor to Chutneys, Salsas, Jams & Sauces
- Heavy Self-Seeder; Prefers Full Sun Exposure
OPEN POLLINATEDAs low as $5.50 per package -
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xTomatillo Seeds - Purple OPEN POLLINATED
- Heirloom; Bush Spreading Plant
- Great for Sauces, Chile Verde & Chutney
- Heavy Self-Seeder; Prefers Full Sun Exposure
OPEN POLLINATEDAs low as $5.50 per package -
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xTomatillo Seeds - Ground Cherry OPEN POLLINATED
- Open-Pollinated; Ground Cherry Tomatillo
- Great for Preserves, Jellies, + Jams; Flavor is a Cross between a Pineapple + Tomato
- Heavy Self-Seeder; Prefers Full Sun Exposure
OPEN POLLINATEDAs low as $5.50 per package
The rambling plants of the Tomatillo are not self-pollinating, so you must have at least a couple of plants relatively close to one another to get fruit. With our assortment of savory and sweet tomatillos you shouldn't find that hard to do!