Seed List
Wild Cherry
Indeterminate. Cordon. Collected as a wild variety in eastern Mexico, this variety is thought to display blight resistance. The sprawling, slightly straggly plants produce sweet, juicy, cherry-type tomatoes in abundance.
Wladeck's
Indeterminate. Cordon. Originally brought from Poland after WWII by our donor's neighbour, Wladeck Neitzgoda, and named after him. This prolific variety can be grown outdoors or under glass. The heavy trusses require ingenuity to support. Produces large beefsteak-type fruits with fantastic flavour and aroma. Great for slicing in salads, but also cooks well and makes delicious soup. If seed saving isolate from other tomatoes that have flowers with protruding stigma.
Yellow Ball
Indeterminate. Cordon. We were given this variety by the Austrian seed-saving organisation Arche Noah. It is an extremely vigorous, sturdy variety. Produces thin-skinned, round, yellow fruits around 6cm in diameter and with a mild flavour, perfect for salads and salsas. Performs best in a cool greenhouse.
Mr Hong's
Vietnamese mustard can be stir-fried or mixed with other salad leaves. Worth growing for its flavour. It is sweet with a peppery kick, but not quite as ferocious as winter mustards. Before the flowers open the buds form tiny, broccoli-like, lime green florets, which are great for adding flavour and texture to salads.