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Fred's Tie-Dye Heart Tomato (Out of stock)
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From the Dwarf Tomato Project! These tomatoes stole my heart this year. Short, stocky, rugged plants with a single strong leader. They produced buckets of large, multi-hued, striped slicers. A remarkable harvest from such a small plant. The dwarf tomato plants will still require a short stake or tomato cage to support the weight of the fruits. Plants grow no more that two and half to three feet tall. Open Source Seed Initiative pledged seed.
-Grown by Twisted Brook
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Hawke's Bay Yellow Tomato
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Heirloom variety from the Hawke’s Bay region of New Zealand. Medium-large yellow fruit with really nice flavour. They’re meaty and perfect for tomato sandwiches. In 2012 I got to visit the Koanga Institute in Hawke’s Bay, and this is one that I brought back from their collection. 30 seeds
-Grown in Nictaux, NS by Annapolis Seeds
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Guernsey Island Tomato
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Beautiful heirloom tomato from the Channel Islands. The 3” round fruit with green and red streaks are great diced in salads. 30 seeds
-Grown in Nictaux, NS by Annapolis Seeds
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Graham's Goodkeeper Tomato
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A really good multi-purpose variety, great for sauce or fresh eating. What makes this tomato unique is it’s ability to store and ripen over the fall and winter. The mature but still green fruit can be picked before the frost and ripened indoors. Store them somewhere cool and with good air circulation and they’ll ripen over a period of weeks or months. 30 seeds
-Grown in Nictaux, NS by Annapolis Seeds
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OSU Blue Tomato
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Round 3-4” red fruit with blue shoulders. Developed at Oregon State University; this was the first tomato variety with blue anthocyanin pigment. The end result of naturally cross pollinating a regular red tomato with a blue wild tomato relative. Tomato breeders have since run with this anthocyanin trait, and dozens of blue tomato varieties have appeared over the past ten years. This is the tomato that started it! Good flavour too. I like them in sandwiches and they're beautiful in salads. It's tempting to pick them too early before the flavour really develops, but be patient; they’re quite tasty when fully ripe. 30 seeds
-Grown by Annapolis Seeds
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Black Zebra Tomato
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Beautiful medium sized fruit with dusky red and green-black stripes. Very rich flavour. Selected from a cross between Green Zebra and a black tomato variety. 30 seeds
-Grown in Nictaux, NS by Annapolis Seeds
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Black Pear Tomato
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Large, deep brown, pear-shaped fruit produced on 3 foot tall potato-leaf plants. Excellent flavour. 30 seeds
-Grown by Annapolis Seeds
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Costoluto Genovese Tomato
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One of our most beautiful tomato varieties. The flattened, red, 4-6 inch fruits are super deeply ribbed. Juicy, flavourful and great for slicing! 30 seeds
-Grown in Nictaux, Nova Scotia by Annapolis Seeds
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Japanese Black Trifele Tomato
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A beautiful and exceptionally rich pear-shaped tomato. Among the darkest of the black tomatoes, and definitely among the most flavourful. They also rarely split. Very productive. As far as I can tell, this variety actually originates in Russia... so the name is a bit of a mystery. 30 seeds
Grown in Nictaux, Nova Scotia by Annapolis Seeds
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Pollock Tomato
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Selected over the years by Andy Pollock of Houston, BC from the variety Bonny Best to thrive in the short growing season of Northern BC. The 3-4” round red fruit are produced in great abundance on 3’ vines. 30 seeds
-Grown in by Annapolis Seeds
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