This large 2” sweet cherry has incredible production for a low spreading plant. Developed by Alan Chadwick, the originator of bio-intensive gardening, it is a good choice for small gardens or the edges of your garden.

Bunches of 1” fruits in clusters of 10-20 have a wonderfully sweet tomato flavour and are very productive.

This European variety is also known as “Sugar Lump” for its nice rich, extra-sweet tangy flavour.  Clusters of 6-12  1” tomatoes are borne grape style on vigorous vines which will produce for weeks until first frost. Seems to be drought resistant.  Good for containers or small spaces.

This fruit has a very high vitamin C content with a very sweet taste. The vines produce very large crops and are disease resistant.

With long 6’ vines this old variety that has been around since the early 1800’s. The flavourful pear shaped fruit is sweet, low acid and a very good producer. This variety is popular for gourmet salads. Mulch and keep moist to avoid cracked skins.

A rare and wonderful German heirloom translates as “giant bunches of grapes” bears clusters of 6-10 1” 1oz fruits with a little point on the bottom. Cluster can grow to 20-40 on this large and bushy plant producing hundreds of sweet/tart fruits. It was grown by the Pennsylvania Dutch as early as 1856. Easy to care for.

Huge yield, clusters of tiny creamy white fruits are very sweet on this small compact plant. Not only great flavour but very eye catching in a salad.

This is a Rare variety, an old Spanish heirloom that produces loads of tasty tomatoes, good for snacking or salads. It was originally used for winter storage by uprooting the entire plant and hanging up so the fruit could be picked for an extended time over winter.

This is usually the earliest tomato in gardens. The 3ft bush is covered with good yields of flavourful, rich, sweet, 1” round yellow tomatoes.

This is reported to be a wild variety from Vera Cruz Mexico, very prolific with small yellow fruits.

A dark orange cherry tomato with a great flavour. Very reliable.

Grape sized yellow tomatoes with an excellent taste.

With intense sweet, tart flavour this popular fruit with gourmet chefs grows in grape like clusters of ½’ yellow fruits and is considered to be a wild tomato.  The delicate 3-6’ attractive plant is an abundant producer.

First recorded in 1843, clusters of current like red fruits have an intense flavour on a very attractive  3-6’ plant. This mid season plant is prolific and very hardy being able to withstand a light frost.

A delightful plant of multi coloured tiny ¾” fruits. This German heirloom is marbled with red & pink and has a wonderful golden cat’s eye starburst on the blossom end. A prolific grower Isis Candy starts early developing groups of double rows of 6-8 sweet fruity tasting tomatoes.

This is a rare variety, an old fashioned British heirloom producing large amounts of yellow/orange 2-3” fruits. The heavy yields of large cherry tomatoes are on 4-6ft vines producing all season. A good flavour with low acid and thin skin.

This 1ft plant of sweet red/pink cherry tomato is a good candidate for containers and may trail over. A very easy plant to care for with no staking required. A good plant for the border of your garden, will produce up to 100 fruits.