High Growing Tomatoes

Mexico Midget produces round cherry tomatoes. Bright red fruits with an excellent sweet tomato flavor. Winner of SSE’s Tomato Tasting in 2014. This is an indeterminate, vining variety of tomato growing to about 200cm in height and spreads some width-wise depending on how much of the suckers are pruned and the choice of staking and support. 65D. 10seeds/pack

Mexikanische Honigtomaten produces round, large cherry tomatoes. Bright red fruits with excellent, sweet honey-like tomato flavor. This is an indeterminate, vining variety of tomato growing to about 200cm in height and spreads some width-wise depending on how much of the suckers are pruned and the choice of staking and support. 75D. 10seeds/pack

Midnight in Moscow produces round-ish, slightly flattened, and slightly ribbed beefsteak tomatoes of around 150-300 grams each. Purple-red fruits with darker green necks. Dark red, firm, dense flesh. Excellent, rich, complex “black” tomato flavor. Does well also in cooler weather. From Russia, brought to the US by an immigrant. Indeterminate. 75-80D. 5seeds/pack

Midnight Sun produces beautiful heart-shaped beefsteak tomatoes around 200-400grams each. Golden-yellow-orange fruits with pink marbling. Meaty and firm fruits with few seeds. Delicious rich and fruit tomato flavor. Potato leaf. Indeterminate. Cross between ‘Ludmilla Pink Heart’ and ‘Captain Lucky’. This variety is bred by Karen Olivier (Northern Gardener) of Canada in the project “True North”. The other varieties in the project are Polaris, Taiga, Tundra, and True Colors. Around 75-80D. 5seeds/pack

Mikado Black produces mid-sized, flattened beefsteak tomatoes around 150-200 grams each. Dark-purple black fruits with green-ish coloring. Meaty fruits with a sweet and smokey tomato flavor. Indeterminate. 75-80D. 10seeds/pack

Red Mikado produces oblate, ribbed beefsteak tomatoes about 200-300grams each, sometimes 400gram. Pink-red fruits with a full, sweet, pleasant tomato flavor. This is an indeterminate, vining variety of tomato growing to about 200cm in height and spreads some width-wise depending on how much of the suckers are pruned and the choice of staking and support. An old, commercial variety that was introduced by Peter Henderson in 1886. Most likely the first potato-leafed variety introduces in a seeds catalog. "Mikado" means "Emperor" in Japanes. Very early for a big-fruited variety. 65D. 10seeds/pack