An annual variety of giant onions bred by Dutch breeders, with good care and timely top dressing, the weight of the bulbs reaches 500-700 grams, stored for 3-4 months, one of the best salad varieties with a delicate sweet taste.

Absolute favorite of the 2017 season, Blue Pear Tomato was truly something to behold. Beautiful and mostly clean pear shaped fruits, are different shades of black and reds, with each color fading into each other.

Large-fruited, tall, with fruits of unusual color and original taste, weighing 200-300 grams. One of the best salad varieties of medium maturity, grown in one stem with pinching and garter to the support.

Mid-season tall variety, banana-shaped fruits, weighing 60-80 grams, yellow-orange in color, variegated in the upper part of the fruit, tomatoes grow in clusters of 5-7 fruits at a time, in an unripe, green form they have a very attractive appearance.

Tiny antho, cherry fruits, are so uniquely colored that they always turn heads. In addition, they are perfect little pear shaped things. Bottom ends are a mix of green, orange and some antho striping that is like a work of art. Blue Keys taste good too!

An early variety, fruits are bright red 80-100 grams, have an elongated shape, with a sharp tip, reminiscent of cucumbers, the pulp is amazingly sweet, very juicy, rarely affected by diseases and does not wrinkle during transportation.

An impressive that produces heavy loads of blue/black tomatoes that have a distinct acidic tang to the sweetness, early fruit color appears red to purple, harvest these cherry tomatoes when fruit is dark blue.

Gargamel was one of the earliest plants of 2014, but by far was the most lovely considering the deep purple stems and slightly wispy regular leaf foliage spaced distantly to expose the clusters of striped anthocyanin heart shaped saladettes.

A cross between two beautiful tomatoes, parents were Beauty King and P20 (also known as OSU Blue), very meaty fruit are usually about 7 oz. but can vary in size, the surprise comes when cutting open, because the middle is pink!

A new Indigo tomato high in anthocyanins. Very productive. An accidental cross between Blue Gold and an unknown Indigo tomato. Indeterminate plants have good disease resistance and are productive even in low temperatures.

This variety is certainly a contender for the most fruits produced on a single plant. Bears copious amounts of yellow colored, cherry tomato fruits in huge clusters that can reach 40-60! Nice, mild and sweet flavor. The fruits keep pretty well too.

Chili peppers, fruits are elongated-cone-shaped and 10-15cm in length, have a deep red color and pronounced aroma, they are used both as a component of various hot sauces and for fresh food.

A particularly abundant and large-fruited vegetable pea variety, known for its very early harvest, it is an excellent choice for those who value quality and productivity.

A perennial, non-winter-hardy plant, grown as a biennial or as a potted cut flower, 60-100 cm tall, with branched stems, straight or ascending, lanceolate leaves, and large flowers ranging from golden-yellow to orange-brown.

This is one of the recognized short-fruited varieties of the Shantane type; the fruit is short, conical, with a wide head, very strong, dark green tops, and the variety is resistant to alternaria.

A perennial herbaceous vine, when ripe the fruit splits into three valves that open like petals, revealing grains covered in a sticky, sweet, dark-ruby pericarp. At this time the vine is unusually beautiful and exotic.

An ornamental deciduous shrub from the Rosaceae family, prized for its resilience and vibrant fruit, it lends itself well to shaping, making it often used in hedges and decorative arrangements.

A tall, mid-season, high-yielding variety, the bush grows 1.5-2 m tall, the flat-round, slightly heart-shaped fruits are dark red, very fleshy, and have an excellent flavor and pleasant aroma, average weight is approximately 500-600 grams.

This mid-season variety, a compact bush plant, is suitable for soups, side dishes, salads, and canning. Its rich flavor and decorative seeds make it a valuable addition to the diet.

A mid-late variety for home growing, this unpretentious climbing plant (up to 3m in height) doesn't require any special conditions, but does require support.

This variety of Mexican pepper produces round fruits 3–4 cm in diameter that turn bright red when ripe; the compact plant, 60–80 cm tall, is characterized by a mild heat (100–500 SHU) and is suitable for stuffing and pickling.

A mid-season, tall variety, the fruits are red, elongated-pear-shaped, weighing from 150 to 200 grams, very fleshy, tasty, with a mild taste without acidity, suitable for fresh consumption and cooking.

A mid-season, tall variety, the fruits are elongated, weighing from 100 to 200 grams, rich pink in color with orange-green stripes, do not crack, store well, and are ideal for both canning and fresh eating.

A mid-season, tall variety, bushes are not dense, reaching 1.8 m in height, fruits are firm, heart-shaped with a smooth cone, multi-colored, and sweet, characterized by high yields and disease resistance.

This great “Blue” tomato comes from renowned heirloom/OP breeder Tom Wagner. Color is an incredible blue, with green flesh! We were impressed with its beauty and great flavor! The round fruits are around 3 inches in diameter, and are very smooth.

Water caltrop is a sweet, crunchy and heavy kind of fruit. This fruit belongs to the kingdom Plantae and Lythraceae family. The scientific name of water caltrop is “Trapa Natans”.

Indeterminate. This compact, heavy-yielding bush produces bright black and purple, plum-type, 3 oz tomatoes. The fruit is meaty and borne in clusters of 8-10. Flavor is very good whether the fruit is fresh or processed.

A very stylish blue tomato, with fiery streaks and stripes beneath a blue glow. Fruits are small to medium sized, with red-orange flesh. Medium sized plants. A new variety! May not be completely genetically stable.

Bosque Bumblebee is a small salad-type tomato, though still larger than a cherry tomato at about two inches in size, and it has a mild, almost citrusy flavor with an appealing juicy texture.

Elongated, large cherries in clusters. The color (and flavor!) is a full-blown assault on the senses-lavender and purple stripes, turning to technicolor olive-green, red, and brown/blue stripes when fully ripe. Really wild!

In Belgium and the Netherlands this bean is called Boerentenen. In Greece they are traditionally prepared in a tomato sauce and baked in a dish called Gigantes Plaki. Extremely hard to find seed for this. These plants grow well in a cool climate also.

This variety is certainly a contender for the most fruits produced on a single plant. Bears copious amounts of yellow colored, cherry tomato fruits in huge clusters that can reach 40-60! Nice, mild and sweet flavor. The fruits keep pretty well too.

An enchantingly beautiful tomato, similar to the very popular Indigo Rose variety, though in this case it combines the color of black with live pink, fruits are large, can reach up to 150 grams, which is perfect for eg sandwiches, the taste of sweet wine.

Dwarf plant. Yellow fruits with some red stripes. Interiors are light yellow with some red continuing throughout. May throw potato leaf or regular leaf vines. Great production and excellent taste; sweet and fruity.

Paw Paw is a regular leaf type plant that like other large fruited varieties, has moderate to low production depending on the growing conditions. But the excellent taste and eating quality simply means grow extra plants.

The 1884 Purple tomato variety is similar in many ways to the very popular heirloom tomato "1884", produces good yields of rich, sweet beefsteak type fruit, and very few seeds, fruit weighs in at 10-24 oz.