I managed to get 41 varieties started this morning (forgot to plant 4 others) before the snow began. I have no clue how I managed to end up with 45 types of tomatoes, but it’s too late to worry about that now!
Not all of the varieties are true heirlooms, but the vast majority are. Some are hybrids designed for container gardening, while some are supposed the be the tastiest new hybrids out there. I’ve got red, pink, yellow, black, green, white, orange and bi-colored tomatoes this year…quite the rainbow! Sizes range from big slicers to tasty snacking cherries and pears and everything in between.
Unfortunately I’ve only had a pinch of seeds (less than 15) of some of the varieties and some of those are spoken for in my own garden and my family’s gardens (my mother and brother are tomato lunatics now!). Depending on germination rates, I may not have any of some of the varieties to sell. Don’t worry though, I’ll have more than enough varieties to keep your garden full and you’ll be the talk of the town with the fruits of your garden this summer!
Take the time to peruse the list and click on the links to learn about these great fruits…maybe it will keep your mind off of the SNOWNAMI!
A special thanks to Tatiana Kouchnareva for a great tomato site and selling some awesome seeds! A big thank you to Tomato Grower’s Supply for their expansive seed selection and great service. Kudos as well to Remy at The Sample Seed Shop for offering a great variety in small quantity so we can try some new types of tomatoes.
KC Tomato Times Blog 