‡Sale 2020 | The Garden of Eat'n

Yellow Green Zebra

by Reto Zgraggen | May 23, 2020

Mid season, about 85 days for ripe fruit. Indeterminate vines.The Yellow Green Zebra tomato is very rare. The variety is Russian in origin. The fruits are medium-size.It is said to be one exotic tomato with well-balanced sweet and sour flavors.

Schlesische Himbeere (The Silesian Raspberry)

by Reto Zgraggen | May 23, 2020

early season about 75 days, and the fruits grow on indeterminate vines. The Schlesische Himbeere tomato (translates to Silesian Raspberry) is an old, excellent beefsteak tomato from Silesia, the historical region in Central Europe including Poland, The Czech Republic,...

Green Berkeley Tie Dye

by Reto Zgraggen | May 23, 2020

Early to mid season variety taking 75-80 days for ripe fruit. Plant is indeterminate. The Green Berkeley Tie Dye tomato is truly rare beautiful and delicious. Discovered by Brad Gates of Wild Boar Farms in a patch of Beauty King tomatoes, but what he found was a...

Join Or Die x Beyond Verde Claro

by chris | May 6, 2020

Mid season variety takes about 85 days for ripe fruit. Indeterminate vines. Said to be a recent cross of “Join or Die” (Belle du Colège) and “Beyond Verde Claro” created by Tom Wagner. First it was named “Join or Die”, but under...

Bowen Buckeye (Rare and Endangered Tomato)

by chris | May 3, 2020

Mid season, taking about 80 days for ripe fruit. The plant is semi determinate. The Bowen Buckeye is extremely rare and endangered. It was discovered in New Zealand around the 1920’s.While the flavor is decent, it is more of a collector tomato and for the...