2026 New

I received a number of new varieties last year from folks all over the world. I was able to grow quite a few and will get descriptions and photos uploaded. I'm trying to cut back so my wife and I can travel, but you know how difficult that can be!

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Ambrosia Flame

A beautiful and immensely productive new member of the Ambrosia family, this strain deserves a place in every garden. We took loads of these to the...

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Andean Bean

These beautiful coral pinto bean set abundantly on sturdy bush plants. It is certainly one of the best bush beans I've tried in recent years. There...

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Audrey's Love

Audrey's Love is a dwarf variety from the cross-hemisphere project which grows about three feet tall and produces fat plum-shaped fruit with a...

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Babushkin Sekret

Native to Siberia, this variety translates as "Grandmother's Secret" - Бабушкин секрет. Large fluted fruit, often over a pound is solid...

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Barry's Crazy Sun

This is another tomato from Wild Boar Farms, a multi-flora yellow grape with luminous color and mildly sweet, fruity, flavor. Big bunches of fruit...

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Cinco's pinto bean

Purchased from Cinco's in Abiquiu, New Mexico a number of years ago. I bought a bag of beans and eventually planted some. The production was amazing...

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Corelone

Ribbed Sicilian tomato cooks up into a splendid sauce. These tomatoes are often dry-farmed in Italy and allowed to sprawl on the ground. I found the...

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Datterino drying tomato

Datterino (or Daterrini) are Italian mini-plum tomatoes that are often hung to dry for winter use. However, they are also excellent fresh in salads...

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