Kellogg's Breakfast Tomato Seeds (Heirloom)

    Kellogg's Breakfast Tomato Seeds (Heirloom)

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      Named after the golden hue of a sunrise breakfast, Kellogg's Breakfast is one of the most beloved heirloom tomatoes among... Read more

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        Named after the golden hue of a sunrise breakfast, Kellogg's Breakfast is one of the most beloved heirloom tomatoes among serious gardeners. These massive orange beefsteaks — weighing anywhere from 1 to 2 pounds each — hang heavy on the vine, bursting with a rich, complex flavor that balances sweetness and acidity in every bite. One tomato can fill an entire sandwich. Indeterminate and highly productive, it keeps delivering all season long.


        Plant Profile

        • Common Name: Kellogg's Breakfast Tomato
        • Scientific Name: Solanum lycopersicum
        • Type: Heirloom, Indeterminate
        • Fruit Weight: 1–2 pounds (16–32 oz)
        • Fruit Color: Deep orange
        • Flavor: Rich, sweet with balanced acidity
        • Days to Maturity: 80–90 days from transplant
        • Sun: Full sun
        • Frost Hardy: No
        • Certified Organic: Yes

        Germination & Planting Guide

        • Sprout Time: 7–14 days
        • Ideal Temperature: 75–95°F (24–35°C)
        • Sowing Depth: ⅛ inch
        • Plant Spacing: 24 inches apart
        • Start Indoors: 6–8 weeks before last frost, then transplant outdoors
        • Harvest: Fruit ripens continuously throughout the season

        Frequently Asked Questions

        What makes Kellogg's Breakfast different from other heirloom tomatoes?
        Its extraordinary size and deep orange color set it apart. The flavor is exceptionally rich — a perfect balance of sweetness and acidity that makes it a favorite for fresh eating and sandwiches.

        How many tomatoes will one plant produce?
        As an indeterminate variety, Kellogg's Breakfast produces continuously throughout the season. With proper support and care, a single plant can yield dozens of large fruits.

        Do I need to stake or cage these plants?
        Yes — indeterminate tomatoes grow tall and heavy. Use a sturdy cage, stake, or trellis to support the vines and prevent branches from breaking under the weight of the fruit.

        Can I save seeds from Kellogg's Breakfast tomatoes?
        Absolutely. As a true heirloom variety, Kellogg's Breakfast produces seeds that grow true to type — meaning you can save and replant seeds from your harvest year after year.

        What quantity should I choose?
        For a home garden, 125 seeds is more than enough for multiple seasons. The 500 or 1,250 seed packs are ideal for market growers, seed savers, or sharing with fellow gardeners.

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        • Edible

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