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TOMATOES & PEPPERS

NOTE: several of the varieties listed here were donated to the seed bank from seed savers in other regions. We have found many of them to grow well in the Ozarks, but some of them still need to be tested in this climate. We need feedback from growers to improve this seedbank. Please let us know your experience with any of these varieties.
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beans - cucumbers
lettuce - melons - peas
peppers - tomatoes

biodiversity (other plants)

HEIRLOOMS

North American Medicinals

Chinese Medicinals
(Ozark Adapted)

DO YOU LIVE IN THE OZARKS? INTERESTED IN TRYING OUT NEW SEEDS? VOLUNTEER TO CONDUCT A SEED TRIAL IN YOUR GARDEN OR ON YOUR FARM! CLICK HERE FOR THE LIST OF VARIETIES WE NEED TO HAVE TESTED

Ace Tomato

highly productive variety, fruits are consistent and large. Yields throughout summer.
LYCOPERSICON ESCULENTUM

Ozark Pink
Tomato

Attractive, large slicing tomato, on big vines bears well into late summer.
LYCOPERSICON ESCULENTUM

Orange Grape Tress Tomato

Small 3/4 in. orange fruits on this extremely productive and unusual selection received from Rose-Marie LaCherez in Australia. More fruit (40-60 flowers on an inflorescence) than the highly productive L. pimpinellifolium hybrid cherry tomatoes. The slightly tougher skin also makes them more resistant to cracking compared to other cherry tomatoes. LYCOPERSICON HUMBOLDTII

Porter Improved Tomato

Prolific, excellent-tasting fruits were a staple of a family-owned, Texas seed company, 4-6 fruit/lb.
LYCOPERSICON ESCULENTUM

Rossol Tomato

Large, Roma-style paste tomato. Early and determinate Plants.
LYCOPERSICON ESCULENTUM

Persimmon
Tomato

Huge 4-5 in.fruits. Gorgeous deep yellow, with the slight red-orange of a persimmon and a distinctive flavor. Few seeds.
LYCOPERSICON ESCULENTUM

White Tomato

Two fruit/lb, abundant, vining, yellowish-white when mature.
LYCOPERSICON ESCULENTUM

Large Cluster
Tomato

Highly uniform 2.5-3 in. fruits carried in clusters of 6 or more (!) on medium sized plants.
LYCOPERSICON ESCULENTUM var. SKOROSPELKA

Matt's Wild Cherry Tomato

Branched with indeterminate vines with a profusion of small but very sweet and tasty fruits borne in clusters like the currant tomato (l. pimpinellifolium) but with regular tomato foliage. Very high sugar content.
LYCOPERSICON ESCULENTUM var. CERASIFORME

OZARK SEED
SAVING

MEDICINAL PLANT
INFORMATION

blue indigo

EVENTS AT
ONE GARDEN

Peppers

Andean Pepper

From Argentina, cubanelle-shaped but larger 8-11 inch x 2-3 inch with yellow-green to red flesh
CAPSICUM ANNUM

DeArbol Chile

From southern Mexico; 4 in. fruits. Perennial in the tropics; grown as annual.
CAPSICUM ANNUM

Guajillo Casteno Chile

Bushy plants yield many 3 in. very hot fruits, almost translucent when ripe: Used for salsas and sauces.
CAPSICUM ANNUM

Iberian Chile

A delicious, mild, cayenne-type Spanish frying pepper with 6-8 in. fruits, early.
CAPSICUM ANNUM

Mole Pepper

Thin-walled, 4-5 in. x 2 in. brown fruits used in classic Mexican chocolate-chili sauce.
CAPSICUM ANNUM

Paprika Pepper

Two-three ft. productive bushes with flattened, four-lobed, 5-6 in. red-orange fruits; a popular Hungarian seasoning.
CAPSICUM ANNUM

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