This store requires javascript to be enabled for some features to work correctly.

  • TM007

    Sale

    Punta Banda

    • TM007
    • Solanum lycopersicum. Collected from the Punta Banda Peninsula in Baja California. Indeterminate plants produce hundreds of red meaty, thick skinned fruits despite heat, water stress and poor soil. Great paste tomato. Performed impressively in our 2012 trials in Tucson, producing throughout the summer despite full exposure and harsh conditions. It was also incredibly productive in 2018 at Mission Garden and again in 2025 at our Conservation Center. A staff favorite! From our seed bank collection.

      • Origin: Low Desert
      • Indeterminate, bears until frost.
      • Trellis for support
      • Approx. 40 seeds (0.1 g).
      • Limit 3 packets.
    • $4.50

    Customer Reviews

    Based on 20 reviews
    85%
    (17)
    10%
    (2)
    0%
    (0)
    0%
    (0)
    5%
    (1)
    L
    Laurie A. Smith
    Indestructible!

    These tomatoes are champs, they take the heat and keep producing long after others give up the ghost. Not my favorite for fresh eating because of the thick skins, but we use them for sauces. Last year they flourished in grow bags and this spring they were the first variety to set fruit. Very sturdy plants.

    M
    Michelle G
    Survivor

    The product description is accurate. This does very well in hot conditions and less than ideal soil. One volunteered last year in the garden, grew throughout the summer, overwintered, survived a light frost, and is now taking over the garden again this year. I love this variety.

    E
    El
    Great start

    Just wanted to leave a note here: I have only just started growing these from seed this season, but these tomato seedlings in particular seem to be putting roots out faster and deeper than my other seedlings. Root system seems to outpace the plant above soil which is a relief when starting seedlings indoors. Germination rate for me was very high, 95-100%

    R
    Rosanne Loya
    Punta Banda

    This is a great and convenient way to get seeds and starters and very friendly staff.

    K
    Ken Hopwood
    Good producer in So. San Joaquin Valley CA

    Started the seeds indoor in February and grew them under lights until it the garden soil was warm enough to plant out. Once planted out they really took off and have grown to approximately 3 ft high. I have them densely planted in a raised bed and they look a bit wild but they are producing well in 100+ degree days. I am really happy with them and plan to plant again next year. Many varieties can’t take the heat here but Punta Banda is doing quite well. I