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Also known as ‘Jubilee’, this tomato was introduced in the early 1880’s. It bears yellow fruits which are low in acid compared to red tomatoes. Fruits have a very mild, pleasing flavour.
Indeterminate plants will require trellising or caging.
Plant in full sun, in fertile, well-drained soil.
This is a larger broccoli plant which is very resistant to hot and dry weather. It will still produce heads while others bold. Plant in full sun in fertile, well drained soil.
An old fashioned butternut squash with a viney growth habit. You’ll want to leave lots of room in your garden for this one- or give it something to climb on. 10″-12″ fruits with tan skin.
(Substitute for early butternut- we were unable to get early butternut seeds this year)
A classic plum/paste tomato from Italy. Bears large meaty tomatoes with few seeds on viny plants. Requires trellising or staking. Grow in full sun.
One of our favorite varieties to grow! This indeterminate (viney) plant bears loads of super sweet, red cherry tomatoes. Unlike many older varieties, sweet million tomatoes are crack resistant. As a result, they will stand for much longer after harvest, and still taste great.
You’ll want to cage or trellis these plants. . . .they will take over the garden given the chance!
A tasty yellow cherry tomato that is pear shaped- just like the name implies. This will be a colourful addition to any salad. Indeterminate plants require staking or trellising. Plant in fertile, well drained soil in full sun. Very high yielding.
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