We’ve been hard at work preparing for our first official fundraiser! We’ve selected a variety of heirloom tomatoes that you might not find anywhere else! Plants are available for $4, with pickup at two locations or one of our regular meetings. Fill out this form to grab yours while supplies last.
Black Cherry Tomatoes: A Sweet Bite of Summer!
Looking for a tomato that’s bursting with flavor and history?
Black Cherry tomatoes are beloved for their deep, rich color and complex, sweet flavor — like a classic heirloom tomato, but bite-sized!
Introduced in the early 2000s, Black Cherry quickly became a favorite among gardeners for its vigorous growth, disease resistance, and incredible taste.
Perfect for snacking, salads, and showing off in your summer garden!
Cherokee Purple Tomatoes: A Slice of History for Your Garden
Cherokee Purple tomatoes aren’t just delicious — they’re a living piece of American history. Believed to have been passed down from the Cherokee people in Tennessee over 100 years ago, these heirloom tomatoes are known for their deep, dusky purple color, rich sweet flavor, and perfect balance of acid and sugar.
Their complex flavor and beautiful marbled flesh have made Cherokee Purple a favorite among gardeners and chefs alike. If you want a tomato that tells a story and tastes amazing, this is it!
Plant a piece of history in your garden this season!
Rutgers Tomatoes: A Classic You Can Count On!
If you’re looking for a time-tested, reliable tomato, you can’t go wrong with Rutgers!
Originally developed in the 1930s through a collaboration between Rutgers University and Campbell’s Soup Company, Rutgers tomatoes quickly became one of America’s favorite varieties for canning, slicing, and sauces.
They’re prized for their rich flavor, sturdy plants, and beautiful bright red fruit — a true classic for gardeners who want both taste and productivity!
Get ready to fill your summer table — and your pantry — with a true garden legend!
Amish Paste Tomatoes
Did you know? Amish Paste tomatoes are more than just delicious — they’re a piece of gardening history.
Originally brought to Wisconsin in the 1870s by the Amish community, these heirloom tomatoes have been cherished for generations. Known for their rich flavor, meaty texture, and low moisture content, they’re perfect for sauces, salsas, and canning — but just as tasty fresh off the vine.
Unlike some paste varieties, Amish Paste tomatoes are sweet and a little tangy, with a full-bodied flavor that makes them a favorite in both traditional and modern kitchens. They grow as indeterminate vines, meaning they’ll keep producing all season long if you keep them happy.
If you’re looking for a tomato that combines heritage, flavor, and versatility, Amish Paste is a time-tested classic you’ll love.
Plants are ready for your gardens now! Order yours here while supplies last. Proceeds from the plant sale will help us to expand our seed libraries throughout South County.