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Dry Farming Plant Sale, Flat of 18 (out of stock)

Dry Farming Plant Sale, Flat of 18 (out of stock)

$60.00

We have partnered with Peoria Gardens to provide you with diverse starts of tomatoes, melon, and squash varieties that perform well when dry farmed in the Willamette Valley. Each flat comes with 18 plants in plastic pint-sized pots. In the menu below, you can mix and match any of the tomato, melon, and squash plant starts as long as it totals to 18.

Please Note: You are only able to add a flat to your cart once you have selected a total of 18 plants in the menu below. You can add additional unique flats of 18 plants to your cart by first clicking “Reset Configuration” at the bottom of the menu, or manually setting plants added to the previous flat back to “0”. Please feel free to contact us if you run into any issues.

Category: Plant Sale
  • Azoychka Tomato

    Early-maturing, large yellow slicer tomato with a pleasant tart taste. Relatively high yield and low blossom end rot when dry farmed. A top performer in USDA Western SARE funded dry farmed tomato variety trials at OSU: tinyurl.com/dryfarmtomato

    Temporarily unavailable

  • Baylor Paste Tomato

    Productive red paste tomato with 2-3”, elongated, egg-shaped fruit; very low blossom end-rot and yields well late into the season. A top performer in USDA Western SARE funded dry farmed tomato variety trials at OSU: tinyurl.com/dryfarmtomato

    Temporarily unavailable

  • Christmas Watermelon

    8-12 lb pink watermelon with light green skin; selected under dry farmed conditions in Northern CA; known for it's keeping ability.

    Temporarily unavailable

  • Dark Star Zucchini

    Dark green glossy productive zuke with vigorous roots and exceptional drought tolerance; resistance to powdery mildew; selected under dry farmed conditions in Northern CA.

    Temporarily unavailable

  • Dirty Girl Tomato

    De-hybridized Early Girl selected for appearance, flavor, and no blossom-end rot over 13 growing seasons in Santa Cruz County, CA under dry farmed conditions. Produces smaller, saladette slicer tomatoes that are rich in flavor.

    Temporarily unavailable

  • Eel River Melon

    Sweet creamy melon with thin skin, orange flesh, and teardrop shape; selected under dry farmed conditions in Northern CA.

    Temporarily unavailable

  • Tiffen Mennonite Tomato

    Large, sweet, pink beefsteak-type tomatoes with low blossom end rot when dry farmed; a tastier, higher-yielding replacement to Brandywine. A top performer in USDA Western SARE funded dry farmed tomato variety trials at OSU: tinyurl.com/dryfarmtomato

    Temporarily unavailable

  • Stella Blue Winter Squash

    Productive 2-4 lb blue kabocha type squash with thick orange flesh that has a dry, flaky texture and is very sweet and nutty; selected under dry farmed conditions by Bill Reynolds along the Eel River in Northern CA.

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