Field Blog

First listed in SSE by Carolyn Male (Tomato royalty) she received the seeds from one Marjorie Morris of Indiana, who found this growing as a sport among a row of pineapple tomatoes. Carolyn first listed it in 1996.This is a large strawberry

The one that got away!I am very fortunate to have lines of seeds and plants that run deep from both sides of my family. Some of these plants are from as far back as the 1600’s, and some of them, well as some of them being from Native Americ

This tomato is a super local for us. It was breed by the brilliant Dr. Martin (A local dentist 1888 -1959He was active in the 1920's) He is from Westtown PA. and his Dr. Martin Limas with their large bean pods are super famous here in the v

Des Andes heirloom tomato seeds came to me from My friend Hillary when she returned from a trip from France. This variety was probably brought from the Andes to France by a French plant collector. This tomato also goes by the name Cornue de

FORAGING SCHOOLThis is a three part workshop that will be broken up into Spring, Summer and Fall. Each workshop will have a video tutorial but also a time to Zoom live, to help collect information, ask questions, share recipes and finds. Yo

Porters improved heirloom tomato seedsAn heirloom tomato from the Texas seed house of Porter & Sons Seed Company.This tomato is a turn of the century heirloom, from the age of improvement. The early 1900’s breeders where focusing their