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Red Currant plants produce copious quantities of small 1 cm, deep red tomatoes that are exceptionally sweet and packed with flavour. They typically require around 75 days to reach maturity, and make a good choice for containers and hanging baskets, though they are indeterminate growers. Currant tomatoes are native of Peru and Brazil. It was illustrated by Louis Feuille in 1725 Perfect for snacking tomatoes directly from the garden. Great for summer salads. Fruits from early summer until fall frost. Each plant produces 1000's of tiny tomatoes. Best for hanging baskets. -
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Late, high-yielding heirloom variety for open ground and greenhouses. Indeterminate tomato, the plant grows more than 200 cm (80 in.) high. Truly a unique black Russian tomato of Siberian origin. (Similar to Japanese Black Trifele.) Black Pear organic heirloom tomato seeds produce big, indeterminate, potato-leaf plants that yield plentiful crops of 75-80 gram fruits on dark, mahogany-brown tomatoes with dark green shoulders. Fruits are shaped like miniature pears and are loaded with excellent, complex, sweet, well-balanced flavors. These are not only very decorative but a perfect choice for cutting up into salads or used in a tomato sauce. A good, dependable, cooler climate variety. Disease resistant.
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The Red Robin produces great yields of 2.5 to 4 cm tomatoes. It's compact reaching only 20-30 cm and makes the ultimate cherry tomato with its' fresh sweet taste. They are quite a hardy plant and are easy to grow. Being a determinate tomato successive sowing will ensure a continuous crop. Perfect for indoor or outdoor containers. Matures in 55 days. -
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Early variety. The growing period from germination 95 - 105 days. . Average shrub 50-60 cm. The fruits are oblong-oval, smooth, golden color, weight 80-100 g, good taste, do not crack. Variety is valued for its high yield. -
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Mid-early (105-115 days) heirloom tomato. Indeterminate plant. Small, decorative, yellow, very fragrant tomatoes, weight 8-10 grams. Use fresh. -
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Mid-season (110-115 days) Russian heirloom variety. Indeterminate tomato plant grows 100-150cm. Large, heart-shaped, yellow tomatoes, weight 300-800 grams with an excellent taste. -
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Late-season variety. The plant growth more than 2m in height, resistant to late blight. The fruit is oval, smooth, yellow with a weight of 60-90 grams. The variety is valued for its high yield and very good taste. -
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Middle season variety for open ground. A stem gives 30-40 fruits. The fruits are small, round, weighing 10-20 grams with intense yellow color. The variety is resistant to late blight. The fruits are used for fresh consumption, for the decoration of culinary dishes, and canning. -
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Early maturing, very ornamental variety. You can grow it in pots to decorate balconies, windows, winter gardens, and in the open field. Compact shrub, height 30-40 cm. Fruits are yellow-orange in color, round shape, weighing 15-20g, fragrant and sweet. -
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Mid-season variety (115-125 days). Rare, unusual variety. The plant grows up to 1.2-1.5m. The fruit is pear-shaped, yellow. The pulp is sweet, fleshy. The yield is high. Great for canning. -
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Druzba produces season-long indeterminate harvests of smooth, blemish-free, deep red tomatoes. Excellent tomato taste with just the right amount of tart. Perfect for hamburgers and sandwiches. Druzba Tomatoes are much larger than other heirloom beefsteaks. Good disease resistance. -
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78 days. Solanum lycopersicum. Open Pollinated. The plant produces high yields of 21-30 gram yellow pear-shaped cherry tomatoes. They are mildly very sweet and flavorful. Perfect for salads, garnishes, or culinary creations. Grows in clusters. Low acidity variety. Crack-resistant. The plant requires support, either staking or cages. An excellent choice for home gardens. An heirloom variety dating back to the late 1800s. Disease Resistant: A. Indeterminate.
