«Snow White» - Organic Tomato Seeds
1.14 €
Snow White is loaded with sweet fruity flavor (with a welcome note of pineapple) and fragrance, compact indeterminate plants produce an outsize yield of delectable 1-2 oz. fruits.
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Product code: 8275
1.14 €
This rare but fabulous tomato gives moderate to heavy crops of fruit which are packed with the delicious flavours expected from one of the best of the black tomatoes, the large, regular-leafed tomato plants yielding the most beautiful and sizeable.
Product code: 10321
1.14 €
Americke pyramidni is considered a OP (open polliated) cultivar, this variety typically produces fruit in the following colours: Deep carmine pink.
Product code: 10324
1.14 €
A beautiful heirloom tomato variety similar to Brandywine, perfect for sandwiches, salads, and slicing, fpotato leaf variety, excellent choice for home gardens.
Product code: 10347
1.14 €
Early, stamping, yielding tomato, characterized by short interstices, the first brush is tied after 4-5 leaves, fruits are round, fleshy, thick-walled (5-7 mm), fragrant, red, smooth and super-dense.
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Product code: 5333
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This new purple tomato, unlike its red cousins, contains high levels of anthocyanins, this naturally occurring chemical found in dark fruit pigments such as blueberries and grapes, acts as an antioxidant, chocolate Cherry produces heavy yields.
Product code: 5360
1.14 €
Black Cherry is a lovely jewel of a tomato, still fairly rare, they are the only truly black cherry tomato available, perfectly round with the classic black tomato flavour, sweet yet rich and complex, eat them as you would strawberries!
Product code: 5319
1.14 €
Stock your garden with this eye-catching purple tomato, which develops its beautifully dusky pigment when exposed to direct sunlight, the purple skin boasts high levels of anthocyanins, disease-fighting compounds that help fight cancer.
Product code: 3374
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Though many of the plants in the Hibiscus genus grow in tropical or semitropical regions, several hardier species such as this one are native to North America. Experimental gardener Thomas Jefferson included this species of hibiscus in his list.
