Casey's Heirloom Tomatoes 12th Anniversary (2017) Catalogue
 

Hi Everyone,

Here is a link to my 2015 seed catalogue:

[URL]http://members.shaw.ca/jwlcasey/Caseys_Heirloom_Tomatoes/Seeds.html[/URL]

You will need to click on the catalogue image to download it as a PDF.


Jeff

CASEY'S HEIRLOOM TOMATOES
 

I really enjoyed looking at all the beautiful pictures. Fabulous.

One minor thing I noticed was that Hay's Tomato and Russian 117 both have the same photo.

Terrific job on the catalogue.

Neil (Canada)

Absolutely marvelous Jeff.
It is just wonderful how you can grow all of those nice vegetables in your zone.
I know from the pictures a lot of work goes into it.:yes:

Very nice.

Worth

Hi Neil,
Thanks for pointing out my little photo mix-up. I have hopefully fixed it.
Thanks for the kind comments from both you and Worth.

Jeff

Wow!! You've done a wonderful job, Jeff! Lovely pics and glad to see you mention so many of our friends here at T-ville and the varieties they've shared. Good work! :)

Jeff, as usual a great listing and some wonderful new ones as well.

I hope you don't mind my making a few comments as I scrolled through the varieties.

Green Doctors; Amy represented to me that it was she who found it in her garden but Victor did suggest the name.

Sara's Galapagos; I had asked Amy to bring me back some S. cheesmanii seeds from the Galapagos but what she did was to send me a package of fruits on the vine after she got home that she somehow got thru customs. LOL I just took some seeds out of some fruits and without even fermenting them got them going so I had plants that year. I was the one who contacted Dr. Chatelet at UC Davis and he didn't determine it was a stable interspecies cross, rather, knowing the island it came from, as I told him, he suggested it was probably a stable interspecies cross.

Orange Minsk, delighted you're offering it, yes I am, a new fave for me

Ludmilla's Red PLum; same comment as above

Maya____________ You asked me who bred the various Brandywine X early varieties such as Stupice and Glacier and the others and I told you it was Stanley Zubrowski from Saskatchewan, but you forgot to add that to the blurb. LOL

Morasky Div, I don't know if you got the seeds from Andrey or me and you didn't have too much to say about the taste but I absolutely LOVE this variety for its taste and yield as well.

Keep up the great work.:yes:

Thanks Carolyn.
Neil (retiree) alerted me to the missing name...FOr some reason I did not update the info you had sent me...too many pots on the stove I guess, lol.
I will add in your other suggestions ASAP.
Thanks as I am always open for comments and improvements,
Jeff

What a beautiful catalog. I am impressed every time I see it.

Jeff,

It is absolutely beautiful, thank you for posting it, I really enjoyed flipping through the pages.

Tania

Fantastic selection and fast shipping to US -

THANKS Jeff!

That is just a great catalog, Jeff! So nice to have lovely pictures, accurate histories - just a very high quality product. Well done!

[QUOTE=nctomatoman;225087]That is just a great catalog, Jeff! So nice to have lovely pictures, accurate histories - just a very high quality product. Well done![/QUOTE]

Yes, it certainly is...I was perusing it no more than an hour ago.

:)

I should have added....I hadn't noticed the pics and info about his gardens until tonight, that's also very nice!


:)

Really nice pix. I was trying to order Big Sungold Select on line but system keeps putting a different tomato in my cart! Will try again tomorrow. :) Linda

Nice
 

Great Catalogue

Hello Everyone

Thank-you very much for all your kind comments. I have been working very hard to get my 2012 catalogue put together. Between the catalogue and my new website things are not moving along as quickly as I thought they would. I am hoping to have the catalogue up by the end of this month and should have all of my seeds available and packaged by the end of next month..

Jeff

Funny, the link won't let me in..XX Jeannine

I know how hard it is to open a New Web-site. I am a Heirloom Farmer with a very new Web-site.
[URL="http://angelfieldheirloomtomatoes.com/"]http://angelfieldheirloomtomatoes.com[/URL] Many of my Customers are have problems using Pay pal account,

Since we are at the end of our this season, I pray that we have all problems solved before next season.

Beautiful mouth watering tomato pictures. Including some harder to find seeds
Just place my second order this year.
Now I need a bigger garden!!

Thanks for accepting Paypal.
I know they gouge you on the fees but it makes ordering blissfully easy.

The color tomato pictures on the seed packets are nice touch.
And the number of seeds is generous.
I wish I could order everything from you.

I hope in the future you might have Tarasenko6 seeds.

Jeannine,

Here is a current link to Jeff's catalogue:
[URL]http://caseysheirloomtomatoes.ca/Caseys_Heirloom_Tomatoes_of_Airdrie/Tomato_Seed_Catalogue.html[/URL]

Jeff,

A beautiful catalogue with interesting and informative descriptions! Great job!

Steve

HI Steve and Parah,
Thanks so much for the kind comments, greatly appreciated.

After a few HTML code cut and past between by website and Paypal, I think my site is running without any errors.

Jeff

Fellow Tomato Growers,
Here is a link to my 2013 catalogue (large file):
[URL="http://caseysheirloomtomatoes.ca/Caseys_Heirloom_Tomatoes_of_Airdrie/Tomato_Seed_Catalogue_files/2013CHTofAseedcatalogue.pdf"]http://caseysheirloomtomatoes.ca/Caseys_Heirloom_Tomatoes_of_Airdrie/Tomato_Seed_Catalogue_files/2013CHTofAseedcatalogue.pdf[/URL]

(small file):
[URL="http://caseysheirloomtomatoes.ca/Caseys_Heirloom_Tomatoes_of_Airdrie/Tomato_Seed_Catalogue_files/2013CHTofAseedcataloguesmall.pdf"]http://caseysheirloomtomatoes.ca/Caseys_Heirloom_Tomatoes_of_Airdrie/Tomato_Seed_Catalogue_files/2013CHTofAseedcataloguesmall.pdf[/URL]

I hope you will find it useful,
Jeff

excellent website and have been on it a long time ago. Could you tell me something about Taupo OP? If it was the sweetest in your 2010 garden, what was it compared and going up against? Was Bulgarian Triumph going up against it? I know you grow B.T so wanted to ask. thanks

Jeff,
I'm absolutely in love with Maya & Sion's Airdrie Classic. It's been a truly early, very tasty addition to my garden for three years now! It's on my "grow every year" list.

Thanks for posting the 2013 catalog. I look forward to viewing it.

[QUOTE=RobinB;306159]Jeff,
I'm absolutely in love with Maya & Sion's Airdrie Classic. It's been a truly early, very tasty addition to my garden for three years now! It's on my "grow every year" list.

Thanks for posting the 2013 catalog. I look forward to viewing it.[/QUOTE]

And I want to thank Jeff personally for working with the F2 seeds that he got from me, gee, it has to be pre 2005 since I think the last time I offered all 5 crosses that Stanley Zubrowski did, the Stupice one being one of 5, Jeff is the only one I know of who worked with that cross to stabilize it and I know there are many who do love it.

What Stanley did was to cross Brandywine with several early varieties trying to get some taste into early varieties most of which aren't really know for great taste.

And Jeff, I did take a look at your 2013 offerings. I can't remember, but was Cuore del Drago one that I sent you for trial? I don't have my data book by me here at my conputer to check. Initially I was disappointed to find it wasn't a heart as the name implies, but when I checked with the person who sent me seeds she got the same , sent me a picture, and someone she knew paid lots of lira when the person bought the seeds in Italy.:)

Will send you a PM with some other comments.;)

Jeff,

Beautiful and classy catalog with an excellent selection of both new and classic varieties. Great job!

Steve

Jeff, I got my seeds in today. Thanks for your quick service

[QUOTE=beefyboy;306126]excellent website and have been on it a long time ago. Could you tell me something about Taupo OP? If it was the sweetest in your 2010 garden, what was it compared and going up against? Was Bulgarian Triumph going up against it? I know you grow B.T so wanted to ask. thanks[/QUOTE]
In terms of Bulgarian Triumph, I would say that BT is sweet with more tomato flavour behind it.
I went back to my 2010 grow out list and here it is:
Mr. Stripey
Elizabeth Stafencisk
Early Siberian
Elberta Peach
Andrew Rahart’s Jumbo R
Bloody Butcher
Stupice
Sweet Tumbler
Sweet Adelaide
Neves Azorean Red
Milka’s Red Bulgarian
Green Gage
Jaune Flame
Guernsey Island
Sugary Yellow
Kellogg’s Breakfast
KBX
Big Sungold Select
Lucky Cross
Black Zebra
Sohpie’s Choice
Medvaya Kaplya
Zogola
Taupo
Casey’s Pure Yellow
Evergreen
Vorlon
Cherokee Purple
Black Plum
Carbon
Kosovo
Novikov’s Giant
Tommy Toe
Mano
New Big Dwarf
Lescana Beef
Martino’s Roma
Lyana
Maya and Sion’s Airdrie Classic
Goose Creek
Vendor
Variegated
Stick
Green Zebra Cherry
Perhaps I should have clarified that I was comparing it against non-cherry tomatoes and hybrids.
I hope this helps.

Hi Steve,
Thank-you very much for your kind comments as I greatly appreciate them.

Jeff

Placed an order (had to pick up the new dwarf) and was pleased with your ordering system. Disappointed that I couldn't get M&S Airdrie classic, though. :(