Like any tomato, it still needs warm weather to grow well, but this one is helpful if you are in a marginal area where autumn can sometimes come early. And like other heritage tomatoes, ‘Reisetomate’ is self-pollinating and generally comes true to type, so just harvest seeds from this year’s crop to start next year’s one. until January! We have tried this several times and it really does work. (Just as with apples, you need a slightly humid but well-ventilated We require this information to understand your needs and provide you with a better service, and in particular for the following reasons:

For us it grows as a fairly short vine, to about 4 or 5ft, with slightly flattened 3" fruit and an excellent flavour. Limited availability. Passed to us via Owen Bridge of Annapolis Seeds. They ripen from the orangey colour in the photos to a deeper red-pink, and make large number of fruit over a long season.Bred at Wild Garden Seeds to combine the best properties of Stupice, Homestead and Peron - perhaps the ultimate short-season salad tomato. A short vine to about 5-6ft, medium sized red fruit, with an excellent flavour & juicy flesh. The key thing about this one is that the vines are not very tall - about 4ft - so great for the edge of the polytunnel or in a small greenhouse. And it fruits really quite early, making generously-set trusses of large round red tomatoes (tennis-ball sized). Green Zebra is a very special tomato, created in 1983 by Tom Wagner of 'Tater Mater Seeds' - a flavour-obsessed tomato and potato breeder who has worked all his life creating new varieties. Any personal information which you supply will not be divulged to a third party unless that third party is integral to the purpose for which you gave us your information or where required by law.

This is a really massive tomato - we've included a picture of it next to a (rather large) mug here to try to give you an idea of the scale.Red Zebra was discovered by Jeff Dawson in the late 1990’s, when he spotted just one different-type plant in his huge field of Green Zebra tomatoes. An extremely tasty and very rare beefsteak tomato grown since the 1850s (!) by generations of the Wentzell family, who were the original homesteaders of what is now Windhorse Farm in Lunenburg County, Canada. Brought to you from the gardeners of Genoa in Italy, where they know a thing or two about tomatoes. A delicious Italian variety ideal for salads or cooking. Tall, vigorous plants start to fruit early, and it's a steady producer,