Featured tomato: Garden peach

Garden Peach.  This is the first year I've grown this tomato. I traded tomato seeds with someone and this is one of the varieties I got. This is one of the most accurately named tomatoes. It really does look like a yellow peach! It ripens yellow with a rosy blush, it is shaped like a peach, AND it is fuzzy. It tastes like a tomato, mild with a good mix of sweet and tang, leaning toward the sweet side. Mine stayed small to medium in size and it has been very productive. Makes a good tomato for fresh eating.

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Featured tomato: Druzba

Druzba. This indeterminate plant bears medium to large red tomatoes with a good yield and some disease resistance. Druzba is a Bulgarian heirloom and Druzba means "friend" in that language. Good taste and it is juicy. What's so special about heirloom tomatoes? The idea that an heirloom is a variety that has been grown by generations and passed down from person to person is really very fascinating. And they just taste better

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Featured tomato: Braun pflaume

Braun pflaume. Russian variety. Why a German name with a Russian variety? I traded seeds with a Russian woman in Germany. Her parents grew them at their dachau in Russia. I can read some German, no Russian so she put the name on the packet in German for me and that is what I have always called them. What's so special about heirloom tomatoes? The idea that an heirloom is a variety that has been grown by generations and passed down from person to person is really very fascinating. And they just taste better. They are naturally a little more acidic so are better for canning. I love this particular variety because makes a rich, dark sauce and it's now been found that the black tomatoes are better for you as far as being higher in anti-cancer antioxidants. The size of these tomatoes are perfect if you have a tomato processor like a Victorio strainer. No need to cut these tomatoes, just wash, remove the stem ends and drop in the processor. 

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Featured tomato: Chocolate Cherry

TOMATO seeds, CHOCOLATE CHERRY 30 seeds, black tomato

Chocolate cherry tomato. I've seen a lot of claims for the blackest tomato but I think the little Chocolate Cherry wins hands down. The inset picture shows it compared to a red tomato. It is dark, rich brown with green seed gel. It is a sweet little jolly to pop in your mouth when working in the garden. And, it's healthier than red tomatoes because it is higher in antioxidants than red ones. These are great on a vegetable dip platter and it really looks attractive if you have a mix of black, red, white, green, and yellow cherry type tomatoes This is an indeterminate tomato and the fruit is borne in clusters of 8 or so. 

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Featured tomato: Carbon

Carbon  is the blackest of the black tomatoes. It produces prolific amounts of 10-14 oz., with rich dark tomato flavor. Black tomatoes have been found to be higher in anti-cancer causing compounds than red tomatoes so are healthier for you.  Out of 10 heirloom varieties, this consistently wins taste tests. The most notable, at the Cornell Research farm.

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Featured tomato: Pink Grapefruit

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TOMATO SEEDS, HEIRLOOM, Pink Grapefruit, beefsteak, pink, sample pack, 10 seeds sample pack

Pink grapefruit is an indeterminate plant that bears huge pink fruit. Pink fruit is less acidic than red fruit but is still very flavorful. The heaviest fruit my plants bore were 12 oz. but I have heard of them approaching a pound. Good size for sandwiches.


This offer is for 10 seeds, a sample pack.

Germination is relatively easy and I will provide instructions with the seeds for starting them and growing the subsequent plants.

Seeds are shipped in a bubble wrap envelope with growing instructions for $2.10 Unlimited seeds ship for this price. Seeds ship free with plants and other non-plant items from my store.


I ship worldwide for flat rate of $3.00 for unlimited quantity of seeds, but NOTE: I am not responsible for long delivery times due to customs or slow boats or if your plant inspectors confiscate or kill the seeds. It usually takes 1-2 weeks for delivery to most parts of the world with it taking closer to 3 weeks to Australia and New Zealand.

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Featured tomato: Qi Hung

Qi Hung. This is a determinate tomato which is from China. It is yellow/orange with a creamy texture and great taste. Not as acidic as red tomatoes. Medium size, great for salads.

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