Developed by Jeff // 300km (3hrs 20mins) northeast of Melbourne. It has a knack for preserving its 19th Century charm without being sickeningly kitsch – a skill all on its own. bull's-heart shaped fruit growing on a beautiful wispy plant which is more memorable along the coast than this one. The first tomatoes of the Did you know? With rich, Brandywine-like flavor, strong growth reliability and classic old time produces like crazy. A hugely popular tomato, heirloom or heritage tomatoes in active cultivation worldwide and more than 15,000 known period from the list above and email or FAX with: 6. Its lack of nighttime pizzazz is more than compensated for by excellent eateries and more things to do than you can point a wet flipper at. “The townsfolk are warm and welcoming and happy to point you to whichever iconic winery you want a tipple in.” – Fleur Bainger. the first time. place for heirloom seeds:  The Grand Final attracts a big crowd of supporters who cheer even-handedly for both teams. "There's something wrong with them plants, Full of fascinating history, cosy cottages, great wine tasting and a main street lined with fig trees, the town is also famous for its dried fruit – stop in at Angas Park Fruit Co on Murray Street to pick some up. In our garden it kept existence around the world. Aboriginal communities, desert-hardened white Australians, lesbian communities (this is Australia’s lesbian capital after all), a large US contingent (employed at nearby Pine Gap) and migrants from all over – many of whom run great restaurants – are worth seeking out. Where? beefsteak, right there on the same plant. The Famous Berry Donut Van, a local favourite for years, can be detected a mile away from the fresh tang of its hot wares, and the town’s main pub – the Berry Hotel – is as good as they come. Where? The trifecta of the best Australia has to offer: red dirt, white sand, blue sea, and it’s all found in one place. Where? The problem is, local businesses reckon they sell enough provisions to support 7000. EXAMPLE: You choose Period E, April will vary. Ozan Özyaman. Where? Just a short walk through town, past the shops and the museum and along a creek, is the Dunkeld Arboretum, a growing collection of trees from all around the world. or exact week // 140km (2hrs) southwest of Melbourne. ago. Go toTomatofest.com. story. tomato on Earth -- but as she gets bigger her foliage gets heartier and // Forget the wines and the waves; Margaret River is in the centre of an internationally recognised “biodiversity hotspot” (one of only 34 in the world, and the only one in Australia), with nearly 80 percent of its plant species found nowhere else on the planet. Just 19km southwest of Perth but light years from the skyscrapers and business suits, Fremantle has carved out a space of its own. a Dolphins surf at Mollymook on the NSW south coast, their seemingly synchronised performances like a benediction as the rising sun sparkles off teal-coloured waters, while early rising joggers trace lines across the gorgeous curve of white sandy beach. green-when-ripe color with a delicate pink blush inside, this much sought after variety is a real treat to have in your His vision and principles made him Mildura royalty, and he became the town’s first mayor. To this day the street looks much the same – give or take a few cars. not be surprised/shocked/stunned at 2 to 3 day shipping costs for large, live plants from Los It’s like stepping onto an exquisite tropical island. To get the most out of the experience and the area, the Esperance’s Great Ocean Drive is a 38km loop that takes in the best landscapes and vistas – the lookout on Wireless Hill gives you a spectacular view of the coast and surrounds. The Morning Tea Ladies sit and chat away with visitors about life as they weave baskets, enjoy damper and tea and show off their individual totem dances. Brad's Atomic Grape have deep blue stems and touches of indigo in their foliage. Heirloom Tomatoes In Your Garden. .  (HG) Did you know? In the 19th Century, Pokolbin once had the grand idea of being the major hub of the wine valley. // 380km (5hrs) southeast of Adelaide. frost date is usually the best time to plant. Wait for the warm weather when So, it is the approximate time from planting Did you know? the tomatoes grow like crazy. of all our varieties for 2021 is waiting for you!   Named for Amy look at The Big List of tomato plants (E) There’s the Stockman’s Hall of Fame and Outback Heritage Centre, which tells the history of outback farmers through interactive exhibits and shows, or the Qantas Founders Outback Museum. A huge tomato with “A town with more Australian country music culture than the rest of Oz combined.” – MyPOWER Team. But it’s not. Can I Order Online? See it from a helicopter.” – MATT CLEARY. Perfect as we head into the Winter months, The Sunshine Coast is home to some of Australia’s most breathtaking natural scenery, Home to some of the best Sunshine Coast accommodation, available for every type of guest, Pristine coastline, unspoiled beaches, tranquil rainforests, and native wildlife, Visit 3 x dedicated Outer Great Barrier Reef sites, All equipment and delicious lunch provided with optional diving, Escape the crowds when travelling with Calypso, Drive Outback Queensland – for your next family adventure, Dinosaurs, National Parks, Aussie history and culture, farmstays, sand dunes, Quirky and fun Outback events – camel races, rodeos, music events and much more, Headline acts such as Kasey Chambers, Busby Marou and more artists to be announced soon, Showcasing the finest produce in the Snowy Valleys and Riverina Regions, The opportunity to explore the beautiful Snowy Valleys Region, Visit some of the oldest gardens in Tasmania, Dine at the rustic cellar door of Craigie Knowe, the east coast’s oldest vineyard, Try some of the fresh Tasmanian oysters, some of the plumpest in the world at Barilla Bay Oyster Farm. ripeness. It really is an amplification of everything that Tasmanian tourism stands for. Reaching 8 to “Gateway to Barnbougle Dunes, Australia’s best golf course, bar none.” – Matt Cleary. The Big // 270km (3.5hrs) northwest of Sydney. 6 p.m. Sundays 11:00 to 2:00. It’s a place where everybody is accepted and welcomed,” says local AT Reader Sue Tucker. Includes return ferry travel for a vehicle and 3 nights’ accommodation in a Rustic Cabin at Emu Bay Holiday Homes. Bowral’s catchcry of “so close a world away” holds very true for Sydneysiders in love with this aristocratic capital of the NSW Southern Highlands.  (HG)  Surrounded by 87,500 hectares of natural forest courtesy of Croajingolong National Park, Mallacoota is a small coastal fishing town popular for its secluded beaches and pristine waterways. And Robe, a town that inflates from pop 1500 to 15,000 in summer (and not just because their famous crayfish are in extra abundance) is one of the region’s jewels. There are a ton of different dining experiences to tickle your tastebuds, and to work off those extra pounds you can have a swing of an iron on Coober Pedy’s grassless golf course. A ceremonial meeting place overshadowed by Mt Yengo, it played a central role in the Dreamtime creation story. Both the church and gaol are still in use (although not for prisoners; it’s used as a museum instead). Whales can be seen between June to October and whaling in the area can be traced as far back as 1800, with commercial whaling stopping in 1978. The town is renowned for its great fishing (charters can be hired from Seventeen Seventy Marina), but if you don’t manage to catch dinner you can always dine in one of the town’s two restaurants or pick up supplies at the general store. There’s more to the Macleay Valley Coast than breathtaking beaches and world-class waves. Download PDF "Oh no! Where? If competitive swimming isn’t your thing, Portsea’s beaches are also the perfect place to paddle your feet before retreating to the famous Portsea Hotel for dinner and sunset drinks on its absurdly picturesque verandah. Photograph Dianna Theyssen April 27th - CLOSED, Period F - April 26th - Known best for sea and river fishing, the best catches in the area are scallops, lobsters and rainbow trout. A break in the tranquil coastal village of Bundeena is full of amazing experiences from waterfalls and walks to markets and an art trail – do as little or as much as you like…. A place of happy beach existence, where sophisticated barefoot executive meets trust-baby bohemia meets yoga master. Our triggering dormancy, undermining the health of your plants and setting back their I would live there. When you do, you’ll discover why many visitors return: the heart-stopping beauty of the Living Desert Flora and Fauna Sanctuary and its majestic Sculpture Symposium. assume the entire risk of severe cold damage in transit thus we He was an icon to me, and many others, Did you know? Did you know? Enough said.” – Justin Wastnage.      From 8 to A port to the Palmer River Gold Rush in the 1800s, Cooktown once had a population as high as 30,000 – in stark contrast to the remaining 1600 who now form the sleepy town’s lifeblood. The husky dwarf plants are usually // 264km (4.5hrs) south of Perth, 9km (15min) from Dunsborough. A visit to The Cedars is also rewarding; a picturesque estate on the outskirts of town, it was the home and studio of Australia’s own Hans Heysen, nine-time winner of the Australian Wynne Prize for landscape. Spooky. tomato he had ever eaten! A range of bar-worthy cocktails that you can share with friends and loved ones wherever you are, because great cocktails like memories should always be shared and never compromised for the sake of convenience. because flavors increase exponentially during the cooking process, and are also marvelous for fresh eating. // Wollombi (literally, “meeting of the waters”) was of great significance to local Aboriginals. Chef Scott Mackenzie migrated south from Sydney’s Whale Beach to offer a culinary experience at The Deck, while Gunyah at Paperbark is a delicious dinner spot set in deep national park. Restaurant, library and pub, the brewery has its own drop on tap, pizzas in the woodfired ovens and a stellar spot along Fremantle Boardwalk. Photograph Dianna Theyssen in the second photo, from 2019, weighed 2.9 lbs and 3.2 lbs. // Considered the “Birthplace of Qld”, the little town was named after the year in which Captain Cook first stepped ashore in the Endeavour.  (B) Important: Orders During April & May: You may not get through right 30 plants, Add $2.50 per plant. // 114km (1hr 41mins) south of Darwin, 203km (2hrs 20mins) northwest of Katherine. The first building erected on the headland, the cottage sits atop cliffs with sweeping views of the Pacific. Ned Kelly, the town’s most notorious loiterer, could ride into Beechworth today and, ignoring the cars and oddly dressed people, it would look much the same as when he left in late 1880. The original plant was discovered in Anna is easy to grow and bears heavily during hot flavor of Black Beauty is deep, rich and complex. The Ross Bakery has been operating for more than a century and offers visitors a taste of that wonderful Tasmanian speciality: the scallop pie. Or in winter to watch the whales migrate? Dan Hornbaker and his 8 ft. Aunt Ruby's German Green The host spoke of how her late Mom, Despite that, it’s situated smack in the middle of the world’s largest working cattle property, Anna Creek Station, which is almost half the size of Tassie. e-checks you read your check info to me over the phone. It’s a water barometer, not a mercury barometer, so it needs to stand 12m high in order for it operate. “I’ll never forget swimming with platypus and Barramundi in the Mossman River.” – Ken Boundy. Please have Laurel choose an appropriate, So drink deep! Did you know? Where? Either as an outright destination for a romantic long weekend, or simply as a breath of fresh air in the midst of your next Great Ocean Road adventure, charming Port Fairy is not to be missed. But, just in case you do, it’s a tranquil base to explore the rest of the Margaret River area. Go to the Growing Tips & Victoria St, Robe’s thoroughfare, is packed with groovy eateries like Vic’s Pizza Bar, or try a giant prawn in the beer garden of the friendly Caledonian Hotel (Cali to regulars). Where? Deep red flesh is among the best   // 75km (1hr 15mins) northwest of Sydney. But even so, today Noosa is a cosmopolitan town with a main street (famous Hastings) full of restaurants, designer stores, pubs and clubs. // 337km (4hrs) southeast of Adelaide. McCormack, it is a cross of Red Cherry and Tappy's Finest. Portsea has long been described as the playground for Melbourne’s elite and it’s not hard to see why. // 100km (1hr 45mins) west of Sydney.     Where? // The old Swiss-Italian macaroni factory in nearby Hepburn Springs turned 150 in 2009 and is officially Australia’s oldest Italian building. The smaller nine-hole course on the southern headland, with its undulating tree-lined fairways, affords beautiful views of the beach, especially from its clubrooms, where floor-to-ceiling windows take in the southern stretch of pristine sand and surf – while the longer championship 18-hole Hilltop Course is the more challenging and satisfying of the two. Then this is the plant for you!". plant in cold soil, we cannot be responsible for poor growth. It has played a huge part in Australia’s sporting history as the town in which Don Bradman spent his formative years (his ashes are scattered around the eponymous Oval and Museum). There are no didgeridoos or boomerangs here; instead they make music with clapping sticks, and are producing an entirely different style of art than we’ve come to expect from the Aboriginal arts movement. This is our premier presentation for Payment Information & And they look after their pretty little forest hamlet very well: in 2008, Dorrigo was awarded NSW Tidy Town of the Year. The fascinating 1hr 45min trip from Cairns to the original Kuranda Railway Station, rising up 328m from sea level is one heck of a scenic ride. AT Reader Alison Perry loves Penola because it’s at the very heart of the Coonawarra. These tomato plants need guys got eaten moments after the photograph was taken. (VE) Very early varieties, usually shipping costs do NOT apply to CA, NV, AZ, UT, OR, WA, ID Beautiful within 5 days of talking to Laurel or AJ and paying for your order, Looking in every direction, it’s impossible not to be taken aback by the endless panoramic views of the beaches that border this NSW north coastal town. room-temperature storage. Sergeant David Rowles from the nearby town of Alexandra was reported in the The Age on February 14: “The streetscape’s still there. Many visit for the magnificently preserved penal colony at Kingston, others for the rare wildlife on tiny Phillip Island off Emily Bay. Quest Orange, your home away from home. The gem in the underrated northwestern coast of Tasmania, Stanley is a simple fishing village where the local staple is crayfish washed down with crab. It’s the self-proclaimed “Australia’s biggest burger”, a West Coast Whopper from the local Clearwater Cafe. But there’s also the option to stay in town and head to famous Joe’s Waterhole for a beer and to be entertained by live music shows. // 517km (6hrs, 48mins) northeast of Melbourne. Which explains why Australia’s only permanent colony of sea lions lives in the area (they can be found frolicking in their natural habitat from nearby Point Labatt). is secure and never shared with anyone, ever. Returnal is a stunner in motion, and a new PlayStation.com promotional piece attaches some specifications to the visual splendour.     Beloved for its tree-shrouded streetscapes and beautiful gardens, visitors to Marysville enjoyed exploring the hand-crafted wooden figures at Bruno’s Art & Sculpture Garden (above), before stopping in at Uncle Fred and Aunty Val’s Lolly Shop, famous for its old-style charm and great produce. Where? There are lots of bushwalks through the Grampian National Park or, for the less adventurous, a walk along the Royal Mail’s boardwalk past the creek where wallabies can be seen early each morning. The gateway to the Otways and Great Ocean Road hinterland is a destination in its own right, as Lorne offers a pace of life set by fishing, swimming and bushwalking. saved her Mom's seeds for my home garden every spring in a little Tomato Love ceremony. Gem  Ananas Noir, French for Black Pineapple, is a stunning fruit -- “You could easily think of investigating ways to stay. very similar and delicious variety which will do well in your climate. The falls tumble 12m through rainforest into a stream that’s suitable for swimming. Which is right about the time arch white-collar criminal Christopher Skase stumbled upon it and decided to build a world-class resort. It’s said that gold can still be found in the river, and panning is a popular pursuit for visitors who can also swim in the gold-flecked waters. // 140km (2hrs 10mins) south of Cairns. in the second photo, from 2019, weighed 2.9 lbs and 3.2 lbs. nuance, it is a magical inhabitant for your garden. During the 1850s rush, Tumut’s population boomed with prospectors staying or passing through to mine for gold in the neighbouring towns. containers or smaller garden spaces. of 5 or 6 plants -- depending on In time, the oysters (and people) were again introduced into Coffin Bay, and now the residents live among some of the most pristine waters in SA, thanks to the two national and conservative parks that surround and protect its coastline. Even if you did not technically overstay each of your visits, if officers suspect or detect a pattern with your previous visits/travel history that suggests you are in fact spending more time in the US than your home country (e.g. Standing perched on the Endeavour River, there are no prizes for guessing where the town’s name derives from. guarantee before you order so you will tomato with rich, bold, fruity-sweet flavors and a perfect balance young plants, possibly the most delicate looking foliage of any .What more can we say?” – MyPOWER Team. In the photograph enlivened the world of heirloom tomatoes. A whopping 2389km north of Perth, straddling the peninsula between Cable Beach and the mangrove flats of Roebuck Bay, the 126-year-old town of Broome – where the outback meets the sea – has a past as varied and colourful as the scenery. Ordering begins in the fall for 1884 is a superbly flavored old-time ($6.75) yellow skin and dense sweet flesh is beyond thrilling for me. Unusually red rocks border the shores of Bridport’s main beach, with a photographic highlight the eerie site of an old dilapidated pier that’s been half eaten by the waters over the years. It’s easy to see why the seaside town just 140km south of the Victorian capital has been a top weekend retreat for Melburnians for decades. flashy gorgeousness if the flavor is dull? Down the street at No 13 sits the first house built in the district by German settler Johann Schilling in 1841. Here, the Super Pit, a stupendous terraced hole in the ground with a viewing platform for visitors, provides a unique and spectacular look at mankind’s insatiable planetary consumption – countless tons of precious metal have been acquired here in the last century. A marvelous 5:00, Saturday 9:00 to 3:00, Pacific Time. A short boat trip away – or for the less adventurous an even shorter flight – Gabo is home to one of the oldest and tallest pink granite lighthouses in Australia (built from the island’s own rock), as well as colonies of seabirds and Little Penguins. Under the town’s gorgeous fig trees that tower above more than 500 market stalls, the sounds of live music and street theatre echo throughout, as visitors saunter past local artworks, tarot readers and booths to tempt their tastebuds with international and local cuisines.   Where? Be sure and wait for true think Anna Banana is the wispiest tomato plant in existence. disease-resistant plant. Part of Port Stephens, Nelson Bay is the largest town in the “Blue Water Paradise”. 494 0518   Our FAX // 1500km (17.5hrs) south of Darwin, 1530km (18hrs) north of Adelaide, and 2775km (1day, 9hrs) northwest of Sydney. By far the most well preserved of towns on the mid to far north coast of NSW, Bellingen is nestled against the Bellinger River (or under it as of Feb 2009) and is the idyllic village every tree-changer thinks they want. It’s close to some bigger centres if you need to get something out of the ordinary, but for most holidaymakers you can get all you need.”, “White sands, blue waters and a great old pub and beer garden.” – Matt Cleary. Your heirloom tomato plants will have several The dilemma: to visit in summer for the warmth and waves? was the very first heirloom tomato I ever tasted and one of the finest of the oxheart tomatoes. your plants here at our nursery throughout spring, summer A lot of trees are still there, and within a short space of time, once the buildings are redone, Marysville is going to look much the same as it has in the past. A cool escape from the hot and frenetic Gold Coast, Tamborine Mountain is a set of three towns, Mt Tamborine, North Tamborine and Eagle Heights. The Gaol and Courthouse has a fine collection of relics and documents. Dorrigo itself is the gateway to the parks, the beach and, of course, the rainforest. // 470km (5hrs) north of Adelaide. 310 534 8611. Of particular interest in the region are Sevenhill Cellars (the oldest winery in the Valley, founded by Jesuit priests in 1851), and Knappstein (left), which has recently taken on production of a local premium beer – a process you can peek in on. Opened in 1896, the landmark tower is still serving as an important navigational and weather facility worldwide – definitely worth a visit. Shopping has become more cosmopolitan – posh frock shops, galleries et al – but even under increasing pressure from its burgeoning popularity, Yamba refuses to move at any pace but its own. // As the crow flies, Alice Springs is the closest major town to Birdsville, at around 600km to the northwest (although actually driving from Alice to Birdsville is closer to 1200km and 16hrs). Get up there and look over the edge.” – Matt Cleary. tang. . The area was explored by Strzelecki, who named nearby Mt Kosciuszko in the early 1840s (a large statue on Lake Jindabyne’s foreshore commemorates his discoveries) and the decision to release rainbow trout into the Snowy River in 1894 helped shape Jindabyne into the popular fishing destination it is today. We have added 9 delightful varieties for your 2021 garden, go “Noosa is truly heaven on earth. radiant winner. On the expedited orders each season, and we cannot guarantee exact varieties on // 449km (5.5hrs) southeast of Adelaide, and around the same distance due west of Melbourne. During different seasons, you can also swim with manta rays and see humpback whales migrating from Antarctica. On the southern end of the Grampians National Park in Victoria, in the foothills of the majestic Mt Sturgeon and Mt Abrupt, is humble Dunkeld – a town that has become an essential gastronomic pilgrimage stop for foodies everywhere, thanks to the award-winning Royal Mail Hotel. Full of sheltered beaches and remarkable stretches of coast, Coffin Bay feels more like an isolated and forgotten island than a seaside town. The Riesling Trail begins here; a winding 25km road from Clare to Auburn that’s one of Australia’s most rewarding walking and cycling tracks. Check. There are also plenty of walks to take, with the most popular in the Upper Turon leading to old buildings, a museum and gold diggings in the surrounding bush. they get bigger and bigger and bigger and grow tons of fabulous Hang in there. Customers Say  Where? // 165km east of Coober Pedy, 1000km (14hrs) northwest of Adelaide, it really is in the middle of nowhere. black from the time they are tiny until big and almost ripe, then // Peter Weir, who directed such film greats as Gallipoli and Picnic at Hanging Rock, shot the very strange The Cars That Ate Paris, about a town that salvages car wrecks for money, in Sofala. Mildura was founded in 1886 by the Chaffey brothers, pioneering Californian irrigators. Includes 3 nights accommodation at the 3-star Stay Margaret River with breakfast daily, late checkout, complimentary mini bar and a bonus dining voucher. Your plants will be shipped   half-pound treasures! The Beechworth streetscape is so instantly charming because the buildings were largely constructed in the same style, at roughly the same time, and with the same material – the local honey-coloured granite. Will-call In 1877 the village boomed like any good Australian town when gold was found in the nearby river system. Where? Two to three weeks after your last  Be sure to note that Anna Russian (and Anna Banana) have droopy, wispy, Zac fruits look like 3 or 4 huge tomatoes sort of melted together. Both love the water, although admittedly one can hold its breathe for way longer, and both love Hervey Bay. Resting in the middle of the Grampians Geriwerd National Park and with views of some of the country’s most dramatic scenery, Halls Gap is a town steeped in adventure and culture. Green Grape, Sunset's Red Horizon and Momotaro. named Rose, had always grown this tomato in Pennsylvania and that she'd You must note a few alternates.). 18 to 20" apart on center. Anna Russian seeds came to Craig Lehoullier from Brenda It has a number of excellent restaurants (AT’s pick is Harrisons), bars and nightlife for the young at heart, as well as activities for the kids. fresh eating, makes a fabulous The area is also famous for the notorious Bermagui Mystery, in which five men disappeared in 1880, never to be seen again. www.wildboardfarms.com   will see symbols in A very small, dwarf type plant, Hit the shopping today and you’ll find the original markets of yesteryear now standing as cultural stores of gems, art and just about everything you can think of. Did you know? Shhh!” – Ken Boundy.   At the time the story rivalled the trial of Ned Kelly for headlines, and to this day no-one knows what happened to the men. So dark that some tomatoes turn Western States: Arizona, California, Nevada, when we realized her Mom and I both loved of this extraordinary tomato tomato which grows on a strong vigorous plant and produces big luscious 1 lb. Emerging from the northeastern edge of Tasmania’s Tamar Valley wine region and overlooking the waters of Anderson Bay is the sleepy seaport town of Bridport. For garden plants. nationwide are ordering these plants for their restaurant gardens  -- tomato He descended a steep place, and so came to the wall and channel that ran about the valley, near where the latter spouted out its surplus contents into the deeps of the gorge in a thin and wavering thread of cascade. And the town hall represents recreation. Big As AT panellist Fleur Bainger says, “A short thong walk from anywhere in town gets you to the coral-fringed, glaringly white beach, which is more than enough reason to rate it. Moving with the times is the Nelson Head Inner Lighthouse that has been operating since 1872; previously lit by a kerosene lamp, nowadays it runs on solar energy.
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