We invite you to our online store! https://natures-pathfinders.com/en/

We've been running our own online store for over a year. Due to new regulations, we had to stop selling on eBay.co.uk. We tried to survive there, but ultimately failed. We still have a very interesting selection, including various hybrids (e.g., Physalis, Cucurbita, Thladiantha, Lycopersicon, Solanum, Cyphomandra)—the latter, tree tomatoes' hybrids (hardy tamarillo' hybrids), are available not only as seeds but also as potted plants (very unique combinations, often not available in seed form). We encourage you to order :-)

Over time, we'll be adding numerous new listings, although we've been adding fewer lately due to a lot of gardening. We're also writing another book (in Polish), and it's generally a lot of work; we have to choose what's more important and do it. Please share this post on various forums, etc., as we'd really like to reach as many people as possible. It can be difficult after leaving eBay—could you help us? https://natures-pathfinders.com/en/

Hybrid of Hardy Tamarillo’s (Cyphomandra corymbiflora x fragrans) - current update

 We are pleased to have good news. Just yesterday an article was published about the new varieties of Tamarillo that we later breded. The entire work took many years and we are still continuing it. Tamarillo it is exotic fruit, the so-called "tree tomato". ...this that under the breeding of its new varieties there are working enthusiasts from Poland, what is at least strange ... it can be compared with breeding works to obtain new apple varieties in tropics. But as we read on FB - "even the creasiest passion, there is better than living by other people's affairs". ... we shyly hope that our Tamarillo varieties will enter the cultivation ... will it be so, time will tell ...If you are interested read our article:

https://www.revistas.udesc.br/index.php/agroveterinaria/article/view/21311/13799

Tamarillo 'Lynn' (Solanum 'Lynn')

Solanum  corymbiflorum x diploconos (F1)

Older flowers of Tamarillo 'Lynn' are almost pure white

The overripe fruits of Tamarillo 'Lynn'

Tamarillo 'Pinczow Springs' (Solanum 'Pinczow Springs')

(Solanum corymbiflorum x diploconos) x corymbiflorum (BC1)

The overripe fruits. This cultivar ripes very early and has good taste (without astringent aftertaste)

Tamarillo 'Iwona' (Solanum 'Iwona')

(Solanum corymbiflorum x diploconos) x diploconos (BC1)

This cultivar' flowers are very ornamental

 The works under breeding new cultivars will be continued.