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Tomato - Hill Billy Flame - 119DC36A
Details Indeterminate, a stunning bicolor beefsteak tomato with a fun name for medium bright red fruit, 80 day roughly to harvestBotanical name Solanum lycopersicumPrice per packet $4.00Packet contents 20Grower name Dawn CobergerTomato - Early Cascade - 116DC30A
Details Indeterminate Regular Leaf, a tomato that produces an early maturing bright red salad type of red medium to small sized fruit, maturity from around 70days.Botanical name Solanum lycopersicumPrice per packet $4.00Packet contents 20Grower name Dawn Coberger
Tomato - Purau Sweet Cherry - 99RG81
Details A productive taste cherry very sweet red tomato, early to produce fruit. Vigorous grower. Has been a favorite of Ricks for over 30 years.Botanical name Lycopersicon esculentumPrice per packet $4.00Packet contents 20Grower name Rick GindersTomato - Oregon Spring - 97RG80A
Details Semi-Indeterminate - An early ripening tomato that produces mid to large size fruit,Botanical name Solanum lycopersicumPrice per packet $4.00Packet contents 20Grower name Rick GindersTomato Riesentraube 33RW55A
Details A German Heirloom tomato that grows large clusters of pear shape cherry sized fruit.Botanical name Lycopersicon esculentumPrice per packet $4.00Packet contents 20Grower name Richard Watson
Tomato - Lobella - 104NS74A
Details Lobella produces big crops of yellow fruit that look almost identical to yellow capsicums. Thick walled and hollow (they were originally called Yellow Stuffer), their seeds are enclosed in gel in the top of the fruit. Though great in salads, their flavour is enhanced by baking them, halved. They can be stuffed.Botanical name Solanum lycopersicumPrice per packet $4.00Packet contents 20Grower name Nev&Sue Sinclair
Tomato - Kiwi - 126DC68A
Details Dawn is a big fan of this large green fruit. Striking in any salad however holds its own in the flavour stakes tooBotanical name Solanum lycopersicumPrice per packet $4.00Packet contents 20Grower name Dawn CobergerTomato - Cherokee Purple - 148RG90
Details A red/ purple skin fruit that can weigh up to 400grams that has a balance of sweet, acid and savory with form skin and flesh, fruit should ripen in about 80 days during the summer months on a indeterminate bush. Botanical name Lycopersicon esculentumPrice per packet $4.00Tomato - San Marzano 140RG81A
Details Heirloom variety from Italy, San Marzrno is a indeterminate regular leaf. Similar to Roma but the fruit are thinner and more pointed.This is primarily a cooking variety, superb for recipes which require pasta or any type of tomato sauce.Botanical name Solanum lycopersicumPrice per packet $4.00Packet contents 20Grower name Rick GindersTomato - Green Grape - 147RG83A
Details Green Grape is a compact semi-bush variety that grow as high as 1.3m tall. The fruit average two to four centimeters in diameter and are rounded with a slightly oblong shape, like that of a grape. Their juicy interior flesh is lime green in colour, the taste is a rich combination of sweet and spicy flavours with minimal acidity.Botanical name Solanum lycopersicumPrice per packet $4.00Packet contents 20Grower name Rick GindersTomato - Isle of Guernsey - 137RW79
Details Mid size red / green round fruit on a regular leaf plantBotanical name Solanum lycopersicumPrice per packet $4.00Packet contents 20Grower name Richard WatsonTomato - Vintage Wine - 124DC66A
Details Vintage Wine was developed from one of the lines of Tom Wagner's Brandy Stripe tomato. Indeterminate, potato leaf plant produces abundant crops of pink with gold-striped. Botanical name Lycopersicon lycopersicumPrice per packet $4.00Packet contents 30Grower name Dawn CobergerTomato - Early Girl - 145RG87A
Details Determinate regular leaf type.Bears heavy crop very early of medium-sized globe fruit. Bright red fruit with lots of flavour and aroma. known as a short season variety used as a slicing tomato. These tomatoes require supportive staking when they are planted, and they need to be grown in a sunny area out of the wind in well-conditioned soil.Botanical name Solanum lycopersicumPrice per packet $4.00Packet contents 20Grower name Rick Ginders
Tomato - Rainys Multese 139RW80
Details large red/pink beefsteak great tasting tomato, regular leaf mid season ripening,Botanical name Solanum lycopersicumPrice per packet $4.00Packet contents 20Tomato - Broad Ripple Yellow - 15RW84
Details A small yellow currant tomato with a pleasant fruity flavor that is not overly sweet, this heirloom came from Indiana, USA and dates back to the 1900s. It was discovered by John Hartman of Indianapolis, who found it growing in cracks in the street, and it was named for the creek that runs through the areaBotanical name Lycopersicon esculentumPrice per packet $4.00Packet contents 20Grower name Richard WatsonTomato - Sub-Arctic Maxi - 13NS73
Details Early-cropping bush tomato, these are the earliest-fruiting tomatoes that I've ever had the pleasure of growing.No pruning, no staking; ultra easy care.Botanical name Lycopersicon EsculentumPrice per packet $4.00Packet contents 20Grower name Nev&Sue SinclairTomato - Ailsa Craig - 14RG83
Details An old variety, very popular in the UK originating from Scotland in 1908. Named after the island Ailsa Craig near the mouth of the Clyde river.A vigorous grower with good disease resistance, medium size and good flavour.Botanical name Solanum lycopersicumPrice per packet $4.00Packet contents 20Grower name Rick Ginders
Tomato - long keeper - 20RW76
Details As the name suggests this tomato has a slow ripening fruit that keeps well into winter, a close relative to Burpee Long keeper,this is tomato that i like to start mid summer and pick green late autumn so they slowly ripen though in the winter.A mid size dark red skin red inside during summer but doesn't get as dark during the cooler months.Botanical name Solanum lycopersicumPrice per packet $4.00Packet contents 20Grower name Richard Watson
Tomato - Japanese Black Trifele - 19NS75
Details Pear-shaped fruit that are a strange red/orange/purple colour with very good taste. Strong, vigourous plants, that should be allowed to carry 3 or 4 leaders. So put in several stakes for each plant. Excellent yields.Botanical name Lycopersicon esculentumPrice per packet $4.00Packet contents 20Grower name Nev&Sue SinclairTomato - Moonglow - 16RW74
Details A yellow/orange mid size tomato with good to excellent taste, shown to have highest levels of lycopene for cancer preventionBotanical name Solanum lycopersicumPrice per packet $4.00Packet contents 20Grower name Richard Watson
Tomato - Purau large red - 30RG77B
Details A very tasty large beefsteak type, good cropper.Botanical name Solanum lycopersicumPrice per packet $4.00Packet contents 20Grower name Rick GindersTomato - Marmande - 58RG79A
Details A French Heirloom very popular in Northern Italy with great pest and disease resistance. Fast growing producing early season fruit . Harvest 12-14 weeks from sowBotanical name Solanum lycopersicumPrice per packet $4.00Packet contents 20Grower name Rick GindersTomato - Sweet 100 98RG88
Details An indeterminate that has been stabilized over a few years by Rick Ginders. Long clusters can carry up to 100 small sized fruits eachBotanical name Solanum lycopersicumPrice per packet $4.00Packet contents 20Grower name Rick GindersTomato - Toms Yellow Wonder - 18RW86
Details Variety originating in New Jersey, USA. It is assumed to be the result of the accidental crossing of "Wonder Light" with "Persimmon" or "Pineapple". Originally Wonder Light was grown between two rows of "Persimmon" and "Pineapple".Botanical name Solanum lycopersicumPrice per packet $4.00Packet contents 20Grower name Richard WatsonTomato - Duncan Wilson - 12RG82
Details Description and History coming soonBotanical name Solanum lycopersicumPrice per packet $4.00Packet contents 20Grower name Rick GindersTomato - Pink Brandywine - 17RW85
Details Pink Brandywine dates back to 1885, the large, beefsteak-shaped fruits grow on unusually upright, potato-leaved plants.Botanical name Solanum lycopersicumPrice per packet $4.00Packet contents 20Grower name Richard WatsonCommon companion plants to grow alongside your tomatoes
The following plants are often grown together to help increase pollination, distract and deter pests and generally improve the overall yield.Borage, Chives, Marigolds, Nasturtiums, Basil, Calendula, Carrots, Peppers, Sage, Onions, Garlic, Lettuce