Photos by Sara Wright Photography
Tomato varieties received so far… 2025
New varieties arriving (and selling out) daily! Actual inventory may vary.
4″ pots – $3.00.
| Amana Orange |
| Amish -Amish Paste |
| Azoychka |
| Beefsteak |
| Big Beef |
| Big Brandy |
| Big Rainbow |
| Black Cherry |
| Black Kim |
| Black Prince |
| Black Sea Man |
| Blondkopfchen |
| Bloody Butcher |
| Brandywine |
| Carbon |
| Caspian Pink |
| Champion ll |
| Cherokee Purple |
| Cherry Roma |
| Chocolate Cherry |
| Cosmonaut Volkov |
| Costoluto Genovese |
| Czech’s Excellent |
| Dona |
| Early Girl |
| First Lady II |
| French Carmello |
| Galina’s Cherry |
| Glacier |
| Gold Nugget |
| Goliath |
| Goliath Bush |
| Green Grape |
| Green Tiger |
| Green Zebra |
| Hungarian Heart |
| Indigo Rose |
| Isis Candy |
| Japanese Black Trifele |
| Jaune Flamme |
| Juliet |
| Lemon Boy |
| Lemon Drop |
| Matina |
| Martino’s Roma |
| Matt’s Wild Cherry |
| Moonglow |
| Mortgage Lifter |
| Moskvich |
| Orange Strawberry |
| Oregon Spring |
| Persimmon |
| Pink Bumblebee |
| Pink Berkeley Tie Dye |
| Pink Tiger |
| Principe Bourghese |
| Pruden’s Purple |
| Purple Bumblebee |
| Red Currant |
| Red Pearl |
| Reisentraube |
| Roma |
| Rose de Berne |
| Salvaterra’s Select |
| San Marzano |
| Siletz |
| Snow White |
| Striped German |
| Stupice |
| Sugar Lump |
| Sun Sugar |
| Sungold |
| Sunrise Bumblebee |
| Sweet Aperitif |
| Sweet 100 |
| Sweet Baby Girl |
| Sweet Million |
| Tigerella |
| Topsy Tom |
| Tumbling Tom Yellow |
| Valencia |
| Viva Italia |
| Yellow Brandywine |
| Yellow Currant |
| Yellow Grape |
| Yellow Perfection |
| Yellow Pear |
We carry a full selection of vegetable and herb starts (both culinary and medicinal) during the planting season. In general, we start getting early-season starts in February, with warm season varieties following in April, depending on the weather.
Beginning in mid-April, we stock over a hundred varieties of tomatoes and peppers. We work hard to have as much variety as possible throughout the planting season.
We also have an excellent selection of fruiting plants, shrubs, and trees, focusing on varieties that are sure to thrive in our region. We have blueberries, blackberries, raspberries, strawberries, goji berries, currants, figs, olives, hardy kiwis, and more!
Need advice on growing edible plants? Check out these helpful guides:
Artichokes – Peel Off the Layers of Growing Artichokes – OSU
Asparagus – With the Right Care, Asparagus Beds Will Produce for Decades – OSU
Beans – It’s Time to Get Those Green Beans in the Ground – OSU
Beets – Down the Beeten Path – The Oregonian
Blueberries – Growing Blueberries in Your Home Garden – OSU
Broccoli – Broccoli Basics and Beyond – The Oregonian
Brussels Sprouts – How to Grow Brussels Sprouts – The Oregonian
Carrots – Growing Carrots in Home Gardens – WSU
Corn – Growing Sweet Corn in Home Gardens – WSU
Cucumbers – Grow Your Own Cucumbers – OSU
Currants – How to Grow Currants and Gooseberries for Jams and Pies – OSU
Eggplant – Eggplant – OSU
Figs – Don’t Be Fooled, Figs Grow Fine in Western Oregon – OSU
Garlic – Get Your Garlic On – OSU
Kiwis – Growing Kiwifruit – OSU
Leeks – Grow Leeks for Their Looks, Too – The Oregonian
Lemons – How to Grow Meyer Lemons in the Northwest – The Oregonian
Melons – With a Few Tips and Patience, Gardeners Can Grow Melons – OSU
Olives – Yes, You Can Grow Olives in Oregon – The Oregonian
Onions – Growing Onions in Home Gardens – WSU
Peas – Growing Green Peas in Home Gardens – WSU
Peppers – Grow Your Own Peppers – OSU
Potatoes – Grow Your Own Potatoes – OSU
Raspberries – Growing Raspberries in Your Home Garden – OSU
Rhubarb – Grow Your Own Rhubarb – OSU
Squash – Growing Squash in Home Gardens – WSU
Strawberries – Growing Strawberries in Your Home Garden – OSU
Tomatoes – Growing Tomatoes in the Home Garden – OSU
Veggie Calendar – Portland Nursery