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Eggplant 'Turkish Orange'

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$2.68 $4.25 In stock

Category: Seeds

Add vibrant colour and bold flavour to your garden with Turkish Orange Eggplant, a compact Turkish heirloom prized for its abundant, tennis ball-sized red-orange fruit. Best harvested as they begin to turn from green to cream, these tender, sweet eggplants are perfect for stuffing, grilling, or Mediterranean dishes. Ideal for pots or garden beds, this insect-resistant variety thrives in warm weather and delivers impressive yields. A stunning edible and ornamental addition.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Lucy G. ★★★★★

The compact plants are loaded with fruit, and the tennis ball-sized eggplants are such a fun size to cook with. I harvested them just as the orange color started to show, and the flavor was bold and rich, perfect for a summer stir-fry.

John U. ★★★★★

The first fruit turned a brilliant orange that made me stop and stare—it really does look like a tiny tennis ball on the plant. Harvested a few just as they began to color up, and the flavor was surprisingly sweet with no bitterness. Already planning where to put more next season.

Sofia ★★★★★

Planted these in early May and already have a dozen bright orange fruits the size of tennis balls. The color really pops against the dark green leaves.

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