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Plant Seeds, Harvest Change.
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Tomato Time is HERE!!Are you getting excited for seed starting season?? We are!! Get ahead of the spring ordering madness and place your orders today while our fulfillment team is ahead of the curve… Last week we featured the incredible chili seed adaptation results and incredible pepper seed varieties that came of that hard work. This week we’re all about tomatoes — our absolute favorite and a real specialty we offer here at Seeds Trust. Be sure to take a peek at what we have on hand for inventory and start dreaming of tomato season during these beautiful cold January days. Soon enough, seed sprouting time will be here before you know it! While you’re at it - check out our seed starting video (also found on our website home page) and knowledge & tips page run down on all things Tomato Worship!! Have you tried planting and enjoying Siberian tomatoes? They are our specialty — ideal for shorter planting seasons, have a unique and beautiful flavor, and respond wonderfully to at-home seed saving!! Julia’s favorite Siberian variety — Galina Cherry Tomatoes Alisha’s favorite Siberian variety — Otrandy (a hardy, small bush variety great for tight growing spaces!!
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Also - be sure to check out our Mother Russia beauties — they really thrived during last season’s grow out and we were blessed with some big ole beauties!! Finally - if you like a solid beefsteak, don’t miss our Nepal variety. Our friend Horton up in Paonia did a massive grow out of these babies and we have Nepal seeds galore!!
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Matures: 68 Days. A new earliness standard for paste tomatoes! Compact plants produce firm, 2-3 oz., elongated fruits, even in cold areas. Bred from the older Heinz varieties. Disease resistant. 1/10g. packet about 30 seeds. (Det.) $3.50
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Matures: Days. Siberia. Pretty pear-shaped 3'', 6-8 oz. roma-type tomatoes named for the hat the Russian calvary once wore. One of our favorites because is stores so well. Great fresh or cooked in sauce. 1/10g. packet about 30 seeds. (Ind.) $3.50
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70 to 90 days. A determinate strain of the famous Italian classic. San Marzano is a plum tomato with longer and meatier fruits than a typical roma, making them an excellent choice for canning, sauces, and sun drying. With a stronger and sweeter taste than a roma, this tomato is also less acidic. Produces 2 to 3 ounce oblong red fruits. $2.95
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Matures: 59 Days. Siberia. Incredible earliness and extraordinarily sweet and juicy flavor. One of the 10 best early tomatoes in Organic Gardening Magazine. 3'', 5-8 oz., slightly-flattened, bright-red fruits. Sasha walked many kilometers to hand me the seeds to what he said were for the best tomato in Siberia. He was right. 1/10g. packet about 30 seeds. (Ind.) $3.50
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Matures: 67 Days. Siberia. A most beautiful tomato. A best seller. Surprisingly large, glorious 3'', 6-10 oz. fruits. Shiny smooth deep red-orange skin with dense meaty interior. Excellent flavor. (Ind.) < 1/10g. packet about 30 seeds. $3.50
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Matures: 70 Days. Siberia. The best way to describe otradny is a sasha's altai on a compact plant. Great for small gardens. One of Wes's favorites. Tasty, slightly-flattened, red-orange, 3-6 oz. fruits. 1/10g. packet about 30 seeds. (Det.) $3.50
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Matures: 65 Days. Siberia. Great tomato flavorwith a balance of sweet and acidic! Obviously bred for the competitive Siberian market. Compact plants and showy solid 8-12 oz. beautiful red fruits. 1/10g. packet about 30 seeds. (Det.) $3.50
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Matures: 72 Days. Siberia. Fitting for a tomato named Mother Russia, these large, flavorful pink tomatoes ripen in the shape of a perfect heart. Dense, meaty, 4'', 10-12 oz. fruites. 1/10g. packet about 30 seeds. (Ind.) $3.50
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Matures: 55 Days. Montana. Exceedingly tolerant of climatic surprises! Boasts excellent flavor and remarkable earliness. Compact, 18'' vines yield copious amounts of red, round, smooth, 2-3'' fruits. 1/10g. packet about 30 seeds. (Det.)
$3.50
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56 days. A semi-determinate early-maturing tomato that is well suited for extreme climates. Produces plenty of 2 to 3 ounce bright reddish orange fruits on compact plants. With excellent flavor and texture for an early variety, this tomato aims to please as it continues to produce over a long season. For folks short on space, this variety does well in a larger planter. $3.50
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Matures: 58 Days. Russia. Finely divided, almost carrot-like, leaves on distinctive, tidy 2' plants. Surprising amounts of slightly-flattened 2 - 3 1/2'' red fruits with that delicious, Russian flavor. 1/10g. packet about 30 seeds. (Det.) $3.50
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Matures: 62 Days. Alaska. Cold-tolerant and early-ripening. Always a favorite of gardeners north of the 45th parallel! Compact, extremely prolific plant produces numerous clusters of red, tasty, 2 oz. fruits. 1/10g. packet about 30 seeds. (Det.) $3.50
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Matures: 54 Days. Montana. A favorite in the great Northwest. Soon to be a favorite in the great Southwest. Lush, compact plants produce large, 3'' 3-4 oz. fruits. Originally a cross between subarctic and a larger beefsteak. Cold and heat tolerant. 1/10g. packet about 30 seeds. (Det.) $3.50
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Matures: 58 Days. University of Idaho. A cross between subarctic and a larger, beefsteak tomato. Compact, bush-type growth. Excellent for containers and patio gardens! Produces small, 2 oz. fruits. 1/10g. packet about 30 seeds. (Det.) $3.50
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67 days. Grown by Penn Parmenter of Miss Penn’s Mountain Seeds. New Jersey 1 oz. Yellow-gold cherry tomatoes with red marbling look like jewels on the vine. The rich flavor deepens as they ripen. 1/10g. packet about 30 seeds. (Ind.) $3.50
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Matures: 59 Days. Siberia. Arguably our most flavorful tomato. Galina was chosen one of the 10 best early tomatoes by Organic Gardening and won the Premium Gold award at the Latah County Fair. Harvest baskets of flavor-packed, round yellow 1'' cherry tomatoes from each vigorous plant. 1/10g. packet about 30 seeds. (Ind.) $3.50
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Matures 70 Days. Australian Heirloom. Round to slightly elongated. Bright red and prolific with excellent flavor and plenty of juice. Resists most diseases. Sets loads of fruit. 1/10g. packet about 30 seeds. Indeterminate. $2.95
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Matures: 59 Days. Maine. Extra-early, tasty, pinkish-red, tomatoes. Prolific compact plants good for hanging planters and patio gardens produce large quantities of slightly oval, 1'' fruits. 1/10g. packet about 30 seeds. (Det.) $2.95
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Matures: 78 Days. Nepal. Enormous beefsteak with intense, rich, tomato flavor. Original strain from Himalayan Mountains in Nepal! Bright-red, smooth, 10-12 oz. fruits. 1/10g. packet about 30 seeds. (Ind.) $2.95
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Matures: 68 Days. Dr. James Bagget developed this improved Oregon Spring with a more vigorous plant and earlier, blemish-free fruits. Resistant to V, F1 and cracking. 1/10g. packet about 30 seeds.
$2.95
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A gorgeous tomato originating from the Crimean peninsula, this variety has a rich flavor and a deep maroon coloring with green flourishes that darkens in the sun. This luscious beefsteak is one of the best and most popular black tomatoes. High-yielding indeterminate. 70 days. $3.95
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The five tomato varieties we plant in our gardens every year after a serious discussion. Sometimes they are the same. Sometimes they change. We love tomatoes. We argue loudly. These are this year's winners. Each individual packet contains planting instructions. SIBERIAN TOMATO - Red Siberian
PASTE TOMATO - Mt. Roma
EARLY TOMATO - Prairie Fire
SIBERIAN TOMATO - Zaryanka Sunrise
EARLY TOMATO - Gem State $15.45
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As always thank you for your business and happy planting! Alisha and Julia, Co-Owners |
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