SNOWWHITE CHERRY:

A delicious yellow to ivory cherry tomato. Very productive and produces buckets of sweet cherry tomatoes all summer long. Looks great mixed with Black Cherry Tomatoes! A must have.

Indeterminate, regular leaf foliage.

65 days from transplant.

BLACK CHERRY:

One of the tastiest cherry tomatoes of the season. The dark purple cherry tomatoes are born in large clusters on very vigorous plants. A very sweet and delicious fruit. Great for eating out of hand or in summer salads. 

Indeterminate, regular leaf foliage.

70 days from transplant.

WHITE CURRANT:

Large plants produce large clusters of tiny creamy white fruit all summer long! The small fruit are half the size of regular cherry tomatoes and are very sweet. A very productive plant.

Indeterminate, regular leaf foliage.

75 days from transplant.

ACADIAN CHERRY:

The Acadian cherry tomato is said to be an Acadian heirloom. This compact dwarf plant is perfect for growing in pots and produces an abundance of small, red cherry tomatoes. Disease resistant and slightly larger growing plants. Determinate.

60 days from transplant.

GARDENER'S DELIGHT:

Our favorite cherry! Bright red, bite-size, extra sweet fruits are full of flavor. These are actually in between a cherry and a salad tomato for size. This old German heirloom boasts many clusters of 6 to 12 cherry tomatoes all summer long. It's indeterminate, crack resistant and very prolific. Proven tops for performance, flavour and wide adaptability. Indeterminate. 65 days from transplant.

BLONDKOPFCHEN:

The Blondkopfchen, aka Little Blonde Girl, is a delicious heirloom cherry tomato that comes from East Germany and has a delicious sugary flavor. This high yielding variety produces an abundance of small golden yellow 1″ fruits that grow in giant clusters. The Blondkopfchen is one of the best tasting cherry tomatoes as it has a high sugar content, is crack resistant and produces well until the first frost. Indeterminate 75 days from transplant.

INDIGO ROSE:

Indigo Rose has the most extraordinary, dark purple-skinned tomatoes currently available. The flavour of these tomatoes is clean and clear, reminiscent of plums, with a slightly acidic sweetness you'll only find in home-grown tomatoes. The so-called "saladette" style fruits average 50g (1.7 oz.). Plants are hardy and have good disease resistance. As the fruit matures the skin will become purple where exposed to light and the fruit tends to have a purple crown. This is caused by the antioxidant anthocyanin reacting to the sun. The fruits are ripe when their skin colour changes from a shiny blue-purple to a dull purple-brown. The fruit also softens similarly to regular tomatoes, and the bottom of the tomatoes will turn from green to red when ripe. Semi-indeterminate (compact vine). 75 days from transplant.

SUNRISE BUMBLEBEE:

Chefs love the luminous swirls of reds and oranges, inside the fruit and out! Everyone loves the sweet, fruity taste, too! Oblong little fruit weighs barely an ounce, and sometimes shows a pronounced beak at the blossom end. 

Indeterminate.

70 days from transplant.

CABERNET: A great little grape tomato. Very flavourful. Excellent in salads, or just to munch on all by themselves.

Determinate.

SAN MARZANO: Many consider the San Marzano Heirloom Tomato to be THE plum tomato for making sauces. It has exceptionally good flavour. In some Italian towns it is said to be against the law to use any other variety for their pizza sauces. Ensure even watering and add eggshells to the soil for a bumper crop.  

Indeterminate, 80 days.

AMISH PASTE: Many seed savers believe this is the ultimate paste tomato. Giant, blocky, Roma type tomatoes have delicious red flesh that is perfect for paste and canning. It has world-class flavor and comes from an Amish community in Wisconsin. 

Indeterminate. 80 days.

MINI ORANGE:

A nice orange salad size tomato with 2 oz fruit. Very productive and blemish free.

Indeterminate, regular leaf foliage.

70 days from transplant.

BLACK ZEBRA:

Beautiful blemish free purplish black fruit with green stripes and phenomenal taste! The medium size round fruit weigh 4-6 oz and are produced in abundance. Excellent for adding colour to salads or slicing on a platter.

Indeterminate, regular leaf foliage.

75 days from transplant.

WONDERLIGHT:

A Russian heirloom that is the same colour and shape as a lemon! The medium size fruit have dry flesh and are good for adding colour to salads or making yellow tomato sauce.

Indeterminate, regular leaf foliage.

70-75 days from transplant.

TIGERELLA:

A sweet yet tangy and juicy mid sized tomato. Weighs approximately 125 gm (4 oz). Lovely in salads. It’s rich red colour is striped with yellow. An early season beauty. Will need to be staked. Heirloom, rare. 

Indeterminate.

75 days from transplanting. 

LATAH:

A medium sized tomato, with flavour similar to a beefsteak. We grow this little wonder because it is the first to produce ripe tomatoes- usually by the 2nd week of July!

Indeterminate. 50 Days.

42 DAY:

The best tomato for short season areas! The red salad size tomatoes have great taste, are extremely productive and early! Highly recommended!

Determinate; regular leaf foliage.

45-50 days from transplant.

CHEROKEE PURPLE:

Originally grown by the Cherokee Indians, this wonderful heirloom tomato is a dark purplish pink colour and often has green shoulders. The large fruit average 12 oz. and are delicious. One of our favourites for flavour! The plants are very productive and reliable. One of the best!

Indeterminate, regular leaf foliage.

75-80 days from transplant.

COSMONAUT VOLKOV: This Ukranian tomato with an odd name is the hands-down winner in our taste tests. Large, deep red globes have a complex sweet/tart flavour and a wonderful aftertaste that leaves you wanting more. An amazing sandwich tomato! Semi-determinate.

70 days

BLACK SEA MAN:

A Russian heirloom with mahogany brown colored fruit and olive green shoulders. The fruit average 8-10 oz. and have a nice rich flavour. 

Determinate. Potato-leaf foliage. 

70 days from transplant.

VALENCIA:

A zesty taste and a luscious texture endowed with the perfect balance of sweet and acid, juice and flesh. Plants are vigorous, disease-resistant, and high-yielding. Medium sized fruits are very crack resistant and keep producing until cold weather sets in. Orange color adds a nice touch when sliced in salads and it’s wonderful roasted too. Good choice for those in northern climates. 

Indeterminate. 75 days from transplant.

EARL OF EDGECOMBE:

This heirloom is from New Zealand and is one of the best tasting full size orange tomatoes. The flavour is rich, sweet and tart all at once. The texture is smooth and meaty. Fruits are uniformly round, blemish free and resistant to cracking and blossom end rot. This is an English heirloom dating back to the seventh earl of Edgecombe. When the 6th earl of Edgecombe died the next in line was a sheep farmer in New Zealand. When he returned to claim the title, this tomato traveled with him. Indeterminate. 73 days from transplant.

ITALIAN HEIRLOOM:

This all purpose Italian heirloom tomato is great for eating fresh, canning, or salsa. The fruit are easy to peel and have great taste. The abundance of luscious red 1 lb fruit will amaze you. Highly recommended!

Indeterminate. 75-80 days from transplant.

JAPANESE BLACK TRIFELE: Despite the name, this tomato comes from deep within Russia! A potato leaf variety that yields tons of mahogany-coloured fruit in the shape of a pear and literally about the same size. The flavour and taste is unparalleled. The luscious fruit seems to never stop producing gobs of tomatoes all summer season. You will not need to plant more than a few plants. Excellent for fresh eating, and makes a rich complex tomato sauce. Indeterminate. Potato leaf foliage. 80 days.

PERSIMMON:

An old Russian variety originally brought to North America by Seed Savers Exchange. The gorgeous fruit is 3-4 inches in diameter, blemish free and a golden orange colour similar to persimmon, hence the name. One of the best tasting gold orange tomatoes available. The plants are also determinate so excellent for a planter pot. One of the best!

Determinate, regular leaf foliage.

80 days from transplant.

FEURERWERK:

My favourite tomato of the season! Originally from Germany, the fruit are breathtaking with yellow mottling and stripes on a red background. It really does look like fireworks! The fruit average 10-12 oz and have good flavor. A must for every tomato collector.

Indeterminate, regular leaf foliage.

80 days from transplant.

TRUE BLACK BRANDYWINE

True Black Brandywine Tomato Seeds originated with William Woys Weaver of Pennsylvania who claimed that his grandfather obtained seed from breeder Dr. Harold E. Martin in the late 1920s. The dark purplish black fruit are 8-12 oz. and have a very nice flavor.

Indeterminate, potato leaf foliage.

85 days from transplant.

MARIZOL GOLD: A beautiful bicolour heirloom from Germany. It does exceptionally well producing large amounts of huge 2 lb. gold and red marbled fruit. In most years the fruit are relatively crack free and the taste is delicious and juicy. A wonderful tomato that is beautiful sliced to show the red marbling inside. 

Indeterminate, regular leaf foliage.

90 days from transplant.

MRS. BOT'S ITALIAN GIANT: 

 Wonderful heirloom beef-steak style tomato. Originally cultivated in Castelfranco, Italy. Large (4-5") diameter fruit with bright red skin and juicy, meaty flesh. The flavour is incredibly sweet and delicious.

Indeterminate, regular leaf foliage.

80 days from transplant.