05/03/2026
I have many, many seedlings for sale. Today I was working on tomatoes (peppers will be ready at the end of the week) Seedlings are $3 each and, as you can see, these are large and ready (still too early to plant outside). Here's what I have for tomatoes. Please tell me in the comments how many you would like of each variety.
Roma (dense, meaty flesh and low moisture content. They are known for their rich, concentrated flavor and are often used for canning, sauces, salsas, and drying.)
Green zebra (a unique, medium-sized heirloom variety known for their striking appearance and tangy flavor. Developed in 1985, they feature emerald green flesh and a glowing green skin with dark green stripes and gold and olive mottling. The fruits grow in clusters, ripening at different times to provide a long harvest season. )
Early girl (early-blooming hybrid variety known for their flavor, disease resistance, and drought tolerance. They are globe-shaped, slightly flattened, and weigh around 4–8 ounces. They have a meaty texture, rich, sweet flavor, and a balance of acidity and sweetness.)
Green sausage (a unique, heirloom determinate paste tomato variety known for its small, bushy, or trailing plants (often 1–3 feet tall) that produce elongated, 3–4 inch sausage-shaped fruits. It features green skin with bright yellow streaks when ripe, a "zesty," rich flavor, and dense green flesh perfect for salsas, salads, or sauces.)
Cream sausage (an heirloom, determinate bush variety (about 36 inches tall) producing 3-inch, yellow-white, sausage-shaped paste tomatoes with a mild, sweet, and buttery flavor. Known as a prolific yielder, this variety is excellent for sauces, salads, and salsas, maturing in 73–80 days from transplant. It is a very versatile, low-acid, and productive choice for home gardeners.)
Czech bush tomato (a compact, determinate heirloom variety, originally from Czechoslovakia, known for producing heavy yields of 4–6 oz red, flavorful fruits on sturdy, low-growing plants. Ideal for container gardening, these 30–36 inch plants are nearly stakeless, ripening early (approx. 70–75 days) and offering excellent, slightly sweet taste for salads or sauces.)
Tiny Tim (micro-dwarf determinate tomato variety perfectly suited for small containers, windowsills, and indoor growing. Plants reach only 10–12 inches (up to 18") in height, producing high yields of 1-inch, sweet-tart red cherry tomatoes in 45–65 days. They are ideal for beginners and small-space)