Plant Sale Pre Order Form
Our format for our annual plant sale has changed to a preorder format so we can better utilize the time and efforts of our members and our volunteers. There will be an upper limit to the number of each variety being grown and once that has been reached that variety will be marked as sold out.
Thank you for supporting the Creston Community Seed Bank Society.
CHERRY. Bright orange cherry tomato with a sweet, fruity flavor and good crack resistance, 1–1.5 oz fruit. Heavy yields on vigorous plants. STAKING
CHERRY. Micro-dwarf plant producing small red cherry tomatoes, 0.5–1 oz fruit. Suitable for container growing. Great for kids to grow. BUSH
CHERRY. Early, heavy-bearing tasty red cherry tomato bred for cool climates, ~1 oz fruit. Suitable for container growing. BUSH
Kartofelnyi Malinovyi - $4
BEEFSTEAK. Pink, potato-leaf beefsteak with rich flavour, 8–16 oz fruit. STAKING
BEEFSTEAK. Productive Mennonite heirloom with potato leaves. Pink fruit are large, with exceptional flavour.12–24 oz. STAKING
Burgess Mammoth Wonder - $4
BEEFSTEAK. Red, slightly flattened, dense fruits are produced on large vines. Resistant to cracking and transport damage. Flavour is sweet and balanced; excellent for sandwiches and other culinary uses. 6-14 oz. Late season. STAKING
PASTE. Meaty red plum tomato with low moisture, well suited for sauce, 3–5 oz fruit. An excellent paste tomato. STAKING
PASTE. Large, elongated, red San Marzano-type tomato with rich flavor, 4–6 oz fruit. STAKING
PASTE. Yellow, elongated paste tomato with mild flavor and low seed content, ~4 oz fruit. Also good in salads. Plants can get quite large, although a bush type. BUSH
SLICER, PASTE. Medium pink heart-shaped fruits with very meaty flesh and very few seeds. Excellent sweet flavor. 4-14 oz fruit. STAKING
SLICER. Purple-black globe fruit, green shoulders, 6-12 oz, some concentric cracking, excellent flavour. STAKING
SLICER. Early red tomato with dependable yields and good disease tolerance, 4-9 oz fruit. Suitable for container growing. BUSH
SLICER. A Canadian-bred variety selected for cool climates, 6–8 oz red fruit. Reliable and crack-resistant. BUSH
SALAD. relatively compact dwarf rugose-leaf plants produce a heavy yield of small to medium sized (2-4 ounce) round chocolate fruit with vertical green stripes. The firm deep crimson flesh is mild and sweet, and the productivity and fruit size and texture make this a great canning or grilling variety. STAKING
SALAD. Early compact plants with regular leaf foliage. Good yield of small round red fruits, 2-3 oz, very rich delicious flavor. Suitable for containers. BUSH
SALAD. Very early. Compact plants about 2' tall. 1-3 oz round slightly oblate red fruit, very juicy, good tomato flavor. Some fruit may crack in heavy rains. Suitable for containers. BUSH
Golden Berry (Cape Gooseberry) - $4
SWEET–TART. Small golden-orange fruit enclosed in a papery husk; flavour is bright and tangy, reminiscent of pineapple and citrus; eaten fresh, dried, or used in jams and desserts. Bushy plants can get up to 2 m tall.
HOT. Bright orange, tapered pepper with crisp flesh and fruity heat; used fresh, pickled, or dried. 5,000–30,000 SHU
HOT. Peppers change from green to yellow, orange, and then red at maturity. Usually harvested at the yellow stage, before they get really hot. Excellent for frying, stuffing, and pickling. 1,000–15,000 SHU
SWEET. Long, thin red Italian frying pepper with very thin skin and rich sweetness when cooked. 0 SHU
SWEET. Small, early-ripening orange pepper with mild, sweet flavor; productive and reliable in cooler climates. 0 SHU
SWEET. Large, red, horn-shaped Italian pepper with thick, sweet flesh; some have a bit of heat. Ideal for roasting, grilling, and frying. 0-500 SHU
