Greetings and Salutations all!

The only site I could find “Northern Green” tomato variety was at Tomatofifou. Unfortunately, the listing was just informational and they don’t have any seeds for sale. I literally can not find any other vendor that has it. I reached out to a super nice fella at Seed Savers Exchange named Neil L today via phone and we had a nice call. I was horrified to find out that he sold the remainder of his Northern Green seeds YESTERDAY. I missed it by ONE day <sigh> just my luck! Anyone out there have this variety? Let’s do business. Thanks for reading.

Your luck sounds like the kind of luck I have. I don't have Northern Green but I've got some Aunt Ruby's German Green and a few Evergreen if you want a substitute.

Hi Anne!

Thanks for the thoughtful offer. I have those two already. I’m just on a “treasure hunt” for this one that Tomatofifou (sold it at one time) describes as having “exquisite taste.” You don’t see them write that very often. Anyway, I was told that “Tormato” may have had it at one time as well. So, I will try contacting him next.

Thanks again!

James

jrmax13 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2024 11:41 am Hi Anne!

Thanks for the thoughtful offer. I have those two already. I’m just on a “treasure hunt” for this one that Tomatofifou (sold it at one time) describes as having “exquisite taste.” You don’t see them write that very often. Anyway, I was told that “Tormato” may have had it at one time as well. So, I will try contacting him next.

Thanks again!

James

I haven't had Northern Green since about 2020/2021.

At thehotpepper.com, there is a member (Bou) who might have it. Perhaps joining that forum, and contacting them might work for you.
As for any "rare" green varieties that one may want, I recommend acquiring them as soon as one can. Other than newer green cherries, many green varieties are simply not talked about, like they were in the past.

Gary,

Thanks for tip on “Bou.”

All the best,

James