Pomidorlandia Seed Bank

Don't let it disappear

In many family gardens, tomato varieties passed down from generation to generation are still grown. Often, they have no official name and do not appear in any catalog.

If you have this variety, tell us its story. We’ll add selected seeds to the Pomidorlandia Seed Bank, describe them, and do our best to preserve them for future generations.

What varieties are we looking for?

family, local, and heirloom varieties with a known history,
varieties that have been grown for many years on a single farm or in a single region,
varieties that stand out in terms of taste, appearance, or other characteristics.

We do not accept F1 varieties, seeds from store-bought fruit, or commercially available varieties.

Rules for Transferring

The provision of seeds is free of charge and does not guarantee that the variety will be included in the collection or made available for sale.

If the variety is preserved, with the donor’s permission, we will include information on its page about who provided it to us.

Submit a variety

We will use the data you provide solely to evaluate the variety and to contact you regarding your submission. We delete rejected submissions after 24 months. Privacy Policy.

Contact Information

First and Last Name

Phone

City and country

History of the Variety

Variety Name If the variety does not have a name, enter: unnamed

How many years has it been cultivated?

Where is she from, and how did she end up in your family?

Is there a family or local history associated with it?

Why is it worth keeping?

Characteristics of the variety

Describe the fruit, the plant, the flavor, the yield, and the ripening period

Where and under what conditions is it grown?

Photos and Seeds

Photos of the variety

You can add up to 6 photos.

How many seeds can you donate?

Consents

I hereby declare that the information provided is, to the best of my knowledge, accurate.

I consent to being contacted regarding the reported variety.

I consent to the publication of my story and my first and last name.

What will happen next?

RegistrationYou fill out the form and describe the history of the variety.
ContactIf the submission looks promising, please send us some seeds.
EvaluationThe variety is being cultivated and compared with our collection.
DocumentationWe describe its features and history, and take photos of it.
ProtectionThe seeds are sent to the Pomidorlandia Seed Bank.
A New ChapterIf the variety turns out to be exceptional, it may be made available to other tomato enthusiasts.

Every variety has its own story. Help us ensure that it doesn't end with just one generation.