We currently have tomatoes available in 3.5” pots.
Our current inventory consists of greenhouse varieties that are currently appropriate to plant in greenhouses that are staying above freezing.
Tomatoes are cold sensitive. We do not recommend planting them in outdoor gardens (even with mini hoophouses) until June. We plan to have more tomato start availability at the end of May.
Clementine: Indeterminate. Estimated days to maturity in Central Oregon: 82 days. Unique tangerine colored cocktail tomato. Oval-round fruits avg. 2 oz. and have an appealing sweet-tart flavor. Exceptional when halved and roasted! Can be picked to ripen when shoulders are green. Crack resistant. High resistance to Fusarium Wilt races 1 and Verticillium Wilt.
Estiva: Indeterminate. Estimated days to maturity in Central Oregon: 85 days. Red slicer with impressive heat tolerance. 7–9 oz. tomatoes resist cracking and are remarkably uniform with premium flavor. Bred for tunnel production in the Mediterranean region, Estiva is known for its uncanny ability to set fruit in excessive heat, and it produces fully loaded trusses of deep red fruit over a long season. Indeterminate. High resistance to Fusarium Wilt races 1, 2, Tobacco Mosaic Virus, and Verticillium Wilt.
Kardinata: Indeterminate. Estimated days to maturity in Central Oregon: 84 days. 6-12 oz large, bright red fruits have ribbed shoulders and are gorgeous inside and out. Deep, meaty flesh, balanced acidity, and good texture. High disease resistance: to Tomato Brown Rugose Fruit Virus, Tomato Mosaic Virus, Tomato Apex Necrotic Virus, Leaf Mold (A-E), Fusarium Wilt (0) and intermediate resistance to Grey Leaf Spot.
Mai Tai: Indeterminate. Estimated days to maturity in Central Oregon: 84 days. These attractive, round yellow tomatoes have a beautiful red blush on the blossom end. Fruit has high eating quality with a rich, sweet and tangy flavor. Skin is thin, adding to its delicate, refined texture. Plants have high resistance to leaf mold, Fusarium Crown & Root Rot, Fusarium Wilt (0,1), Tomato Mosaic Virus (0-2), Verticillium Wilt, and Tomato Apex Necrotic Virus.
Marbonne: Indeterminate. Estimated days to maturity in Central Oregon: 83 days. NOTE: requires a minimum of 13 hours of daylight. A hybrid version of the long popular French heirloom Marmande, but with improved disease resistance and vigor. Beautiful, deep red, ribbed tomatoes are borne on healthy plants. Flavor is among the best with smooth, soft texture. High yields of 7-9 oz. fruit. High Disease resistance to Fusarium Wilt races 1 \and Tomato Mosaic Virus.
Margold: Indeterminate. Estimated days to maturity in Central Oregon: 89 days. NOTE: requires a minimum of 13 hours of daylight. Margold preserves the look and flavor of the red-streaked yellow heirlooms like Striped German, while improving upon resistance to disease and fruit defects. Very soft flesh has excellent, sweet flavor and meaty texture. 7–10 oz. fruit. High disease resistance to Leaf Molds A-E, Tomato Mosaic Virus, and Verticillium Wilt.
Sakura: Indeterminate. Estimated days to maturity in Central Oregon: 69 days. Early, delicious, attractive medium-large cherry tomatoes with real sweet tomato flavor and firmness without being hard. Sakura keeps going all season long because of its disease resistance. Very tidy, compact plant fits well in tight spaces. High disease resistance to Fusarium Wilt races 1, 2, Leaf Molds A-E, Tomato Mosaic Virus, and intermediate resistance to nematodes.
Sungold: Indeterminate. Estimated days to maturity in Central Oregon: 71 days. Exceptionally sweet, bright tangerine-orange cherry tomatoes leave everyone begging for more of their intense fruity flavor. Vigorous plants start yielding early and bear right through the season. High disease resistance to Fusarium Wilt races 1, and Tobacco Mosaic Virus.
We currently have tomatoes available in 3.5” pots.
Our current inventory consists of greenhouse varieties that are currently appropriate to plant in greenhouses that are staying above freezing.
Tomatoes are cold sensitive. We do not recommend planting them in outdoor gardens (even with mini hoophouses) until June. We plan to have more tomato start availability at the end of May.
Clementine: Indeterminate. Estimated days to maturity in Central Oregon: 82 days. Unique tangerine colored cocktail tomato. Oval-round fruits avg. 2 oz. and have an appealing sweet-tart flavor. Exceptional when halved and roasted! Can be picked to ripen when shoulders are green. Crack resistant. High resistance to Fusarium Wilt races 1 and Verticillium Wilt.
Estiva: Indeterminate. Estimated days to maturity in Central Oregon: 85 days. Red slicer with impressive heat tolerance. 7–9 oz. tomatoes resist cracking and are remarkably uniform with premium flavor. Bred for tunnel production in the Mediterranean region, Estiva is known for its uncanny ability to set fruit in excessive heat, and it produces fully loaded trusses of deep red fruit over a long season. Indeterminate. High resistance to Fusarium Wilt races 1, 2, Tobacco Mosaic Virus, and Verticillium Wilt.
Kardinata: Indeterminate. Estimated days to maturity in Central Oregon: 84 days. 6-12 oz large, bright red fruits have ribbed shoulders and are gorgeous inside and out. Deep, meaty flesh, balanced acidity, and good texture. High disease resistance: to Tomato Brown Rugose Fruit Virus, Tomato Mosaic Virus, Tomato Apex Necrotic Virus, Leaf Mold (A-E), Fusarium Wilt (0) and intermediate resistance to Grey Leaf Spot.
Mai Tai: Indeterminate. Estimated days to maturity in Central Oregon: 84 days. These attractive, round yellow tomatoes have a beautiful red blush on the blossom end. Fruit has high eating quality with a rich, sweet and tangy flavor. Skin is thin, adding to its delicate, refined texture. Plants have high resistance to leaf mold, Fusarium Crown & Root Rot, Fusarium Wilt (0,1), Tomato Mosaic Virus (0-2), Verticillium Wilt, and Tomato Apex Necrotic Virus.
Marbonne: Indeterminate. Estimated days to maturity in Central Oregon: 83 days. NOTE: requires a minimum of 13 hours of daylight. A hybrid version of the long popular French heirloom Marmande, but with improved disease resistance and vigor. Beautiful, deep red, ribbed tomatoes are borne on healthy plants. Flavor is among the best with smooth, soft texture. High yields of 7-9 oz. fruit. High Disease resistance to Fusarium Wilt races 1 \and Tomato Mosaic Virus.
Margold: Indeterminate. Estimated days to maturity in Central Oregon: 89 days. NOTE: requires a minimum of 13 hours of daylight. Margold preserves the look and flavor of the red-streaked yellow heirlooms like Striped German, while improving upon resistance to disease and fruit defects. Very soft flesh has excellent, sweet flavor and meaty texture. 7–10 oz. fruit. High disease resistance to Leaf Molds A-E, Tomato Mosaic Virus, and Verticillium Wilt.
Sakura: Indeterminate. Estimated days to maturity in Central Oregon: 69 days. Early, delicious, attractive medium-large cherry tomatoes with real sweet tomato flavor and firmness without being hard. Sakura keeps going all season long because of its disease resistance. Very tidy, compact plant fits well in tight spaces. High disease resistance to Fusarium Wilt races 1, 2, Leaf Molds A-E, Tomato Mosaic Virus, and intermediate resistance to nematodes.
Sungold: Indeterminate. Estimated days to maturity in Central Oregon: 71 days. Exceptionally sweet, bright tangerine-orange cherry tomatoes leave everyone begging for more of their intense fruity flavor. Vigorous plants start yielding early and bear right through the season. High disease resistance to Fusarium Wilt races 1, and Tobacco Mosaic Virus.
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