If you'd like to buy a particular variety, please remember that the sales are first come, first serve, so please arrive early. Not sure which variety is for you? Google any of the names for descriptions, or head to this page on the Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds' web site. I bought all the seed from BC and they have good descriptions. When possible, I have a link to a picture of the plants we grew last year. All of these pictures were taken at the end of harvest - a few of the plants had seen better days, but all contributed bravely to Chicago TomatoFest 2008. To view the entire album from last year, please see my picassa album.
Plants for Sale:
Black Brandywine - 16 (Slightly under-ripe here, but it was the end of the season).
From Casten Tomato Log, 2008 |
Black Cherry 8
Cherokee Purple 8
Cuor di Bue – 5
From Casten Tomato Log, 2008 |
Dad’s Sunset 5
Early Pink Cherry 10
Granny Cantrell German 8
Illini Star 2
Japanese Black Trifele 20 (A great example of a wonderful tomato that would never sell in a standard supermarket. Great, dark, flavor).
From Casten Tomato Log, 2008 |
Kellogg’s Breakfast 12
From Casten Tomato Log, 2008 |
Marmande 6
From Casten Tomato Log, 2008 |
Mortgage Lifter 9
This is a Slow Food Ark of Taste Variety!
Pics and description from Tomato Basics
Pantano Romanesco 2
Paul Robeson 7 (As deep, broad, and inspiring a flavor as the voice of its namesake).
http://pics.davesgarden.com/pics/melody_1160502424_104.jpg
Persimmon 12
Plum Lemon 4
Principe Borghese 12
Purple Russian 4
From Casten Tomato Log, 2008 |
Riesentraube 20
From Casten Tomato Log, 2008 |
Tappy’s Heritage 18
From Casten Tomato Log, 2008 |
Tatar from Mongolia 2
From Casten Tomato Log, 2008 |
Tess’s Land Race Currant 12
From Casten Tomato Log, 2008 |
Thai Pink Egg 18
Tonados des Conores 6
From Casten Tomato Log, 2008 |
Wapsipinicon Peach 18
Pearly Pink Cherry 10
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