Added 2022

Each year we trial new varieties we have discovered or ones we have developed and stabilized. Here are some varieties that impressed us lasrt season and which we would love for you to try. Many are rare and likely to sell out quickly.



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Lady Lucy

Lady Lucy

Gorgeous pink tomato with a thin, transparent skin sets on a big, healthy plant. The fruit is soft and needs to be used soon after picking, but that...
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Mandan Bride.

Mandan Bride.

A sturdy, very early corn with multiple stalks, Mandan Bride sets lots of ears with kernels in a beautiful array of colors and patterns. The soft,...
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Marina's Praise

Marina's Praise

My friend, Dmitry asked me to track down this tomato, and I'm glad he did and that I decided to try it. Marina's Praise is a rare bi-color heart and...
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Marquise Rose e Nero

Marquise Rose e Nero

Purple fruit with dark shoulders have spicy, rich flavor and are fairly early.
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Northern Elan

Northern Elan

Very early (as early as 60 days!), very productive variety bears deep chocolate slightly flattened slicers. This is another great one for greenhouses...
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Orlov's Yellow Giant

Orlov's Yellow Giant

Massive PL plant produces huge yellow beefsteak tomatoes of exceptional quality. A true GIANT!
 $5.00

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Painted Pony dual purpose

Painted Pony dual purpose

Painted Pony is an excellent dual purpose bush bean. The pods are stringless and good at the green snap stage. The dry beans are prefect for soups...
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Pastukh Pepper

Pastukh Pepper

Gleaming yellow peppers turn eventually to red and are quite spicy, with a lingering sweetness. The walls are thick, like a paprika pepper. I got the...
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Peter the Great (sauce tomato)

Peter the Great (sauce tomato)

Believed to be named after the founder of the Russian Empire, this rare tomato is dense, nearly seedless, and the unusual shape might become a topic...
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Purgatorio (Ark of Taste)

Purgatorio (Ark of Taste)

These small, white round beans get their name from the centuries-old Ash Wednesday festival Pranzo del Purgatorio. They are easy to grow and thrive...
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