Vegetable Seeds Catalogue

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Botanical Name
Lycopersicon esculentum

One of the best tasting tomatoes on offer and as a result one of our most popular! A vigorous tomato producing clusters of apricot-sized, red fruit. A very tasty, juicy and productive tomato. An indeterminate variety that has good disease resistance. 80 seeds

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Lycopersicon esculentum

An early dwarf variety that produces a prolific quantity of small red tomatoes on larges trusses. A great variety for growing in pots or small areas as it does not require staking. Grow indoors for an early harvest while your field tomatoes are still coming on. Use in salads, omelettes or eat raw. 50 seeds.

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1 pkt
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Lycopersicon esculentum

An old-time, early variety once very popular for market gardens. Very smooth, round, red globes with good, mild, sweet flavour. Heavy yielding and concentrated harvest time with some heat tolerance. A smaller indeterminate variety needing staking. 80 seeds.

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Botanical Name
Lycopersicon esculentum

A yellow, pear shaped cocktail tomato, carrying lots of fruit over the summer months. Grows well in a container. Low in acid, but very tasty. 50 seeds

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Botanical Name
Lycopersicon esculentum

A one meter tall staking variety with unusual and attractive, small to medium deep yellow fruit with a long oval/cigar shape. This tomato is well flavoured, low in acid and a prolific producer. 40 seeds.

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Lycopersicon esculentum

This Swiss heirloom tomato variety has medium sized, round, red pinkish colored, delicious fruit. It is especially good for eating fresh in salads. A good type for cooler climates and short summers. Needs staking. 80 seeds

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1 pkt
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Botanical Name
Lycopersicon esculentum

A small bush variety with medium sized red tomatoes. The Budiah has early ripening, sweet tomatoes on a compact bush that grow to 30-40 cm high, making it ideal for pots/containers, windy, small areas and/or junior gardeners. A pleasure to grow unlike some of its wild, sprawling relatives!! 25 seeds.

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Botanical Name
Lycopersicon esculentum

An heirloom variety developed in early 1900's. A reliable early – mid season red tomato. Medium sized fruit on an indeterminate bush that requires some staking. A vigorous and productive potato leaf variety that has some resistance to wilt. The red fruit have excellent flavour raw or cooked. 50 seeds.

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Botanical Name
Lycopersicon esculentum

 A German heirloom that translates as ‘German Diligence’. Diligent it is, being one of our best croppers in 2013-14. It was early and produced over a long period, up to our first frost. Medium, round red fruit that keep well once picked. This variety has a great tart tomato flavour. Crack resistant. An indeterminate variety that requires staking. 25 seeds.

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Botanical Name
Lycopersicon esculentum

A very popular cherry tomato due to their sweet flavour and that the tomatoes grow on attractive trusses with 6 -12 fruit. A heavy cropper with fruit 24 cm in diameter. The plant is semi-determinate, growing to 1.5 m high, requiring some basic staking. An early variety, suited to cool to warm climates. 50 seeds.

Hierloom
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Botanical Name
Lycopersicon esculentum

A wild and free tomato! This indeterminate variety loves to spread and produces a prodigious amount of fabulous flavoured 2” red, pear shaped fruit. Do not try to tame or prune, just let it roam and you will have more fruit than the garden fairies ever dreamt of! Needs staking. An early variety that crops until the first frost. 30 seeds.

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A Swiss heirloom capable of handling shorter summers. An indeterminate plant with medium sized red fruit that are super tasty and fruit well into autumn. Early and productive, what more can you ask of a tasty tommy! Requires staking. 40 seeds.

Hierloom