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Scabitha

by chris | Feb 6, 2020

90 days for ripe fruit. Indeterminate growth habit. A very unique variety developed by Brad Gates of Wild Boar Farms in Napa California. Fruits are small, red, and round and have yellow scabs on them which makes it look like a gourd. The fruit is juicy and mild...

Pit Viper

by Reto Zgraggen | Apr 23, 2019

Determinate Dwarf growth habit, produces ripe fruit in 80 days. Created by tomato breeder Blane Horton. Greenish brown bicolored 3-5 ounce fruits have florescent green flesh with a red dot in the center. The Pit Viper is one of the best flavored tomatoes I have tasted...

Palestinian

by Reto Zgraggen | Apr 22, 2019

Indeterminate, regular leaf plant with fine foliage, ripens fruit in 90 days. Originally From Palestine, Ohio. and introduced to the Seed Savers Yearbook in 1986 by Nick and Alice Rini. The plants produce large 10-30 oz. fruit that are red and slightly elongated...

Indigo Rose

by chris | May 30, 2017

Developed by Jim Myers at Oregon State University, using traditional breeding methods. It began in the 1960’s, when two tomato breeders (one from Bulgaria and the other from the United States) managed to make the first crossed-cultivated tomatoes with a wild...

Matina

by chris | May 30, 2017

‘Matina’, An heirloom variety, originally from Germany, a perfect balance of sweet and acid. Indeterminate plant, ripe fruit in 85 days. The seeds were sourced in Zürich, Switzerland. The fruits are large cherry tomatoes, and while having the appearance of a basic red...