Mid season variety requires 85-90 days to ripen fruit after transplantation. The growth pattern is indeterminate From the USA and a recent variety of unknown origin. The fruits are irregular shaped small cherry tomatoes with very unusual color. The outer skin is olive...
Midseason variety that takes about 75 days to mature after transplant. Indeterminate vines have good disease resistance and produce heavy towards the end of the season. Created by Tom Wagner of Everett, Washington. The fruits are unusual in shape and color, much like...
Early season variety that produces ripe fruit in 75-85 days from transplant and grow from indeterminate vines. The plants thrive in early spring and in the fall when the heat is not at its hottest, a pattern is common for the black varieties from colder...
95-100 days. Indeterminate, potato leaf plant grows to about 5 feet. First shared with the SSE by Neil Lockhart from Oblong, Illinois in 2007. An Australian discovery in a Paul Robeson growing patch by David Lockwood (the “Grub” man himself). Fruits are...
Fruits ripen in 90 days from transplant, upon indeterminate vines. The variety was share by Eric Pedebas de Maurin-Lattes from Hérault. Moya Verte is another in the Moya line related to both ‘Moya Noire’ and ‘Moya Jaune’. The fruits are a...
