I have a huge selection of tomato and pepper plants for sale. Plants are $4 each or 3 for $10. Please see below for descriptions of the types I have available! If you're interested/have questions, feel free to text me at 825-863-0035.
(Pictures and more information can be found on the West Coast Seeds website, westcoastseeds.com)
Sweet Gold
Indeterminate yellow cherry tomato that is easy to grow and early to mature. Sweet Gold produces heavy yields of small, 10-15g (.35-.5oz) fruit growing in single and double clusters. For optimal flavour, harvest when fruit is bright yellow. A good choice for gardens with a relatively short growing season. Matures in 65 days.
Tumbler
Tumbler Cherry tomato seeds grow true hanging basket tomatoes. This is the true hanging basket tomato and a customer favourite for many years. Plant three seedlings in a 25cm (10") pot and the branches will spread out and droop over the sides for really early tomatoes. Stand back and enjoy lovely 1 to 2" sweet clusters of tomatoes. Tuck some Lobelia, or fill with pansies in the pot for extra visual appeal, water well and fed every four to six weeks with a hanging basket fertilizer. Grow in partial shade and out of the rain for big, sweet, cherry tomatoes at eye level. Bush (determinate), matures in 55 days.
Red Robin
Red Robin tomato seeds produce hardy, compact dwarf plants that deliver high yields of delicious cherry tomatoes. Red Robin tomato plants are easy to grow, and best suited for containers whether located indoors or outdoors. While Red Robin tomato plants will deliver the highest yields in outside containers, plants will set fruit in lower light indoor conditions and still deliver moderate yields of sweet cherry tomatoes.
Datil pepper
Small, lantern-shaped chili pepper known for its sweet, fruity flavor and intense heat, similar to a habanero. It typically grows to about 1–3 inches long and matures from green to a vibrant yellow-orange color. It’s especially popular in St. Augustine, Florida, where it's a local specialty.
Cucamelon
Also known as the Mexican Sour Gherkin, cucamelon seeds produce vines that could be mistaken for regular cucumber plants. The plants are not quite as productive as cucumbers, but the fruits are amazingly cute and novel. They look like tiny watermelons, but have a very appealing cucumber flavour with slight citrus notes. Eat them fresh or pickle them for a crunchy treat. Harvest them at the 2cm (1") size, before the seeds develop. This is a heat loving tropical plant that is most productive in hot weather or a greenhouse setting. Matures in 67 days.
