Our Seeds Collection
Updated March 2024.
Vancouver Petite
AKA : Florida Petite
Florida Petite tomato plants produce the biggest sized cherries among all of the micro dwarfs. Many are bigger than a ping pong ball.
Containers.up to 3/4 to 1 gallon containers would be perfect for this gem! Plants are about 6-8 inches and produce a good amount of red, juicy fruits. Some staking is essential
You can expect to begin your harvest about 60 days after transplant. Perfect for salads and fresh eating off the plant!
DWARF - Black Strawberry
Fantastic, sugar-sweet tomato flavor, that is fruity, with a hint of grape and plum flavors. If you relish the experience of digging into a bowl of high-quality cocktail tomatoes, then the Black Strawberry is your tomato. This 2-ounce fruit is marbled in purple, pink, green and gold. A bowl full resembles a luminous and luxurious bunch of gems, and indeed the flavor is decadent and indulgent, with perfectly balanced sweet and tart flavor!
This extremely productive and early variety is an obvious choice for gardeners and market farmers who want rugged, early-producing plants but do not want to sacrifice eating quality. This variety produces much diversity in color, and some plants may produce grape-shaped fruit. One of the best-tasting tomatoes we have tried!
-
Indeterminate
-
60 days
-
Full Sun
-
Sprouts in 7-14 Days
-
Ideal Temperature: 75-95 Degrees F
-
Seed Depth: 1/8 inch
-
Plant Spacing: 24"
-
Frost Hardy: No
-
Solanum lycopersicum
DWARF - Tiger eye
Tiger Eye, 'Dwarf Tiger Eye Tomato' is a dwarf variety growing up to 100cm in height. Heavy yielder of elongated paste-type tomatoes around 80-120grams each. Brown fruits with a darker neck and some green stripes. Pleasant, well-balanced tomato flavor. Paste-type tomatoes contain less water than "normal" tomatoes and are perfect for tomato sauce, puree, cooking, etc.
The fruits are very firm and meaty and not so watery if cooked. Rugose, dark green foliage, regular leaf. Determinate dwarf. Derives from "the Leggy Family", a cross by Sherry Long between a selection from "the Lazy Family" and 'Orange Banana'. 'Dwarf Tiger Eye' was selected and named by Susan Oliverson Introduced in 2019.
DWARF - Velvet Night
Dwarf variety with regular rugose type foliage, giving large purple cherry tomatoes, with excellent flavor. Sweet and tangy, tasty, very pleasant on the palate! Developed as part of the 'Dwarf Tomato project'. From the "Muddy" line, cross of "Golden Dwarf Champion" and "Black cherry" made by Ray South. Contributed to the development of the variety: Susan Oliverson, Craig LeHouillier and Carol Knapp.
Sow indoors, 5mm deep, 6-8 weeks before the last frost. Transplant. Gradually acclimatize outdoors, before transplanting, when all risk of frost has passed. Also suitable for growing in 10 to 12 liters pots.
DWARF - Inkspot (coming soon)
Tiger Eye, 'Dwarf Tiger Eye Tomato' is a dwarf variety growing up to 100cm in height. Heavy yielder of elongated paste-type tomatoes around 80-120grams each. Brown fruits with a darker neck and some green stripes. Pleasant, well-balanced tomato flavor. Paste-type tomatoes contain less water than "normal" tomatoes and are perfect for tomato sauce, puree, cooking, etc.
The fruits are very firm and meaty and not so watery if cooked. Rugose, dark green foliage, regular leaf. Determinate dwarf. Derives from "the Leggy Family", a cross by Sherry Long between a selection from "the Lazy Family" and 'Orange Banana'. 'Dwarf Tiger Eye' was selected and named by Susan Oliverson Introduced in 2019.
Indeterminate - Kumato
70 days. Kumato is "brown" type of tomato. It is surprisingly edible in all stages from green to brown to dark red.
Fruits are uniformly spherical about 2"-2.5" diameter. Taste is sweet and mildly nutty. Skin is very firm in all stages - excellent for slicing. When dark brown use for sandwiches. Once ripened to dark red, they are perfect for sauce and roasting.
Plants can grow quite tall if you let them, require staking at all stages.
‘Kumato’ variety: profile
Other names‘Rosso Bruno’
FruitSalad tomato; brown-green to red-brown, glossy
FlavourIntense, aromatic, tangy-sweet
Ripening timeEarly-mid
GrowthIndeterminate, up to 2m in height
LocationGreenhouse, outdoors
Origin and history
‘Kumato’ is the result of a breeding programme, run by the Syngenta company. Syngenta crossed two separate tomato species to create an F1 hybrid: the Kumato. They did this so that ‘Kumato’ would have several desirable characteristics that were previously shared between both parents.
‘Kumato’ was patented in 2009, and is now commercially available across North America and Europe, sometimes under the name ‘Rosso Bruno’. Mini Kumato were developed some years, and are grown mainly in Spain and western Europe.