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Tomato 'Red And Black' (Organic)

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$4.52 $6.95 In stock

Category: Seeds

As black as a blackberry but with juicy red flesh. Unlike any other tomato, its indigo blue skin ripens to jet black and is packed full of anti-oxidants. This most striking heirloom brings tomatoes closer to the nutrition of blueberries and lifts their plate appeal, just as blueberries balance the red of strawberries.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Thomas ★★★★★

The black exterior made me do a double-take, but slicing into that bright red flesh was pure surprise. These are the most antioxidant-packed tomatoes I've grown, and they look incredible on the vine.

Amelia ★★★★★

I was amazed how the indigo blue skin slowly turns jet black as they ripen—the contrast with the bright red flesh inside is wild. The flavor is incredibly rich and complex, unlike any tomato I’ve grown before. Already planning to double my order next season.

Lily ★★★★★

These are the strangest, most beautiful tomatoes I've grown—the skin really does turn that deep jet black while the inside stays a vivid red. The antioxidant angle sold me, but honestly, the contrast when you slice one open is worth it alone.