Seed Network: Crazytomato

Crazytomato is located in the Netherlands, not far from Amsterdam.  His garden is a 400m2 allotment (community garden), one of the largest I know of.  I’m not sure if he wants me to use his real name, so I’ll just refer to him by his Internet handle crazytomato.  He would like to offer his seeds via the seed network, but doesn’t have his own blog, so I’ll include his seed list here in this post.  If you would like any of these seeds or any information about them, please send me an email and I’ll forward your request on to him.

He’s looking for short season, cold hardy tomatoes, preferably those that would survive outdoors in a wet climate where late blight is common.  He’s not asking for too much, is he?  He’s also looking for pawpaw tree seeds.  If anyone can help with these things, please let me know this too.

Seeds Offered

Tomatoes

Akers oxheart
Akers west-virginia
Alicante
Amish salad
Andes horn
Apfelsinn orange
Aunt gerties gold
Aunt ginnys purple
Aussie
Azoychka
Balkon zauber
Bangladesh oxheart
Belarus start
Believe it or not
Bell star
Berkshire polish
Big boy
Big german pink
Big girl
Big orange
Big red from crete
Big zac
Black Ethiopian
Black krim
Blavk mavr
Black mountain
Bloody butcher
Blushing bride
Bonny m
Bonny best
Bradley pink
Brandywine landis
Brandywine suddutch
Brasilian paste
Brasilian beefsteak
Break o day
Brianna
Broad ripple yellow currant
Bulls heart orange
Budyohovka
Bulgarian#7
Calabacito rojo
Calli orange
Carefree
Caspian pink
Cherokee pink
Chervan giant
Chocolate stripes
Chris Ukrainian
Chukhloma orange
Cluj
Coastel pride
Cosmonaut volkov
Costoluto Genovese
Cromson cushion
Croation heart mystery
Cuidad Victoria
Deviz
Diener
Dixie golden giant
Divene maltese
Dokhodny
Dr.carolyn pink
Dr.neal
Dr.no
Dr.wyche
Dutchman no-acid
Dvortsovynot
Eagles beak
Earl of edgecombe
Earls faux
Elberta peach
Everglades
Farmers red
Fax and mary
Federle
Fidelio
Flowerpot
Franks large red
Fumo mr.
Fuzzy peach
Gartenperle
Georgia streak
German red strawberry
Ghianti
Gigante d“oremborg
Giant Italian pear
Giant valentine
Glory of Moldova
Gogoshari
Golden dwarf champion
Golden egg
Golden green
Golden queen
Goose creek
Grandes lissos
Granny cantrells german red
Great white
Green bush Italian
Green zebra
Grimpante x brandewine
Gritipoli corburino
Guernsey island
Guernsey pink blush
Hartmans yellow gooseberry
Harvard square
Harzfeuer
Hawkins
Hayslip
Heatherington pink
Heidi
Heinz
Hermans yellow
Hugh
Humph
Italian heirloom
Islandaise
Ispolin
Jersey devil
Jersey sunrise
Jet star
Joya de Oaxaca
Kellehers oxheart
Kelloggs breakfast
Kiev
King humbert
Koralik
Korneys jelly bean
Koroleva
Krasnodor titan
Kristina vatcheva
Kumato
Large german
Large pink
Leathas
Lemon giant
Lillians yellow
Long tom
Lyana
Lyvdas moms red Ukrainian
Martinos roma
Matina
Matt d“imperio
Matts wild cherry
Metscha lubitela
Mexico
Milkas red Bulgarian
Missouri pink love apple
Mobil
Mong
Monomakhs hat
Morning dew
Multicolour
Myth
Naygous
Nectarine
Nepal
Neves azorian red
Noire russe charbonniere
Nothern crown
Novice
Novikovs giant
Novogogoshary
Old german
Old ivory egg
Oxheart
Pantano
Pata negro
Penn heart
Piccardy
Piccolo
Pink accordion
Pink novicok
Pink potato top
Polish linguise
Pomadorina ciliagia pugallhash
Portugese
Prairi fire
Provenzano
Prue
Purple calabash
Quarter pounder with leaves
Radiator Charlie
Raspberry giant
Red zebra
Rogers best black
Roma
Rose
Rose beauty
Rose de berne
Royal hillibilly
Rozov giant
Ruslan yellow
Russian 117#
Russian big roma
Russian bogatyr
Rutgers
Sashas
Saljut plum
Santa
Santorini paste
Scarlet beefsteak
Sebastopol
Siletz
Slavic master piece
Slavianskii shedevr
Sorrento
Speckled roman
Spitze
Striped stuffer
Sunset red horizon
Super precocissimo marmande
Sutton
Sweet 100“s
Tiblissi
Texas wild
Thessaloniki
Thai pink egg
Tigerlike
Tigers golf ball
Tigrovy
Togo triffle
Top sirloin
Tres cantos
Turkey beefsteak
Tuxhorns red and yellow
Urbanite
Urbinrany
Valentina
Variagated
Vermillion
Violaceum krypni-rozo
Vita gold
Wapsipinicon peach
Watermelon cherry
Wayahead
West-virginia straw
White beefsteak
White tomosol
White wonder
Wild Chiapas
Winns all
Wisconsin 55
Wladecks
Wokoladny
Worlds wonder
W.va.pink slicer

Other Veggies

Runnerbean;
painted lady
Enorma

Polebean;
neckarkonigin
Mrs.fortune
Mr.fearnes purple flowered

Bush bean;
fin de bagnols
Dubbele witte
Saxa

Corn;
luscious
Tasty sweet

Lettuce;
marul yedikule 5701
American brown

Beetroot;
chioggia
Riesenbutter
Cherry belle

Onion;
Bedfordshire champion

Black salsify;
duplex

Savoy kale;
bloemendaalse gele

Swede;
Yellow dutch head

Peas;
kelvedon wonder
Gradus
Lincon
Tirabeque mangetout

Zucchini;
ambassador
Kabak sakiz
Black beauty

Gherkin;
delikatess

Melon;
kavum kirkagac 637
Greek melon

Cucumber;
bush champion
Bush spacemaster

Pumpkin;
white pumpkin
Blue pumpkin

Gourd;
birdhouse

Pepers and chilli;
poblano
Jalapeno m
Biber yalova carliston

Herbs;
great leaf basil
Thai basil
Sweet marjoram
Comman sage
Boquet dill
dill

6 Replies to “Seed Network: Crazytomato”

  1. I didn’t see Stupice on the tomato list. It’s a Russian bred, cold tolerant tomato. I grew it about 7 or 8 years ago in California. It was the first to produce, had smallish (4 to 5 ounces?) deep red fruit, with a bright acid flavor that was excellent in soup and salads. I also liked it in a sandwich and I would have used it for canning as well. The plants were extremely productive over a long period. I would have grown them again, and in fact, I’m planning to do some next year if this year goes well.

  2. Highly interested in tomatoe seeds,I might have
    some to trade as well…

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