Hokianga Heirloom Tomatoes
Heirloom Tomato Seeds & Seedlings
A New Chapter Begins
At Tomato Love, we honour biodiversity, kaitiaitanga, and the quiet power of seeds to connect us across generations, gardens and whenua.
You may remember me as Wolf Peach, but just like a seed sheds its shell to grow into something more vibrant, I've evolved. I'm excited to step into a new chapter with you — welcome to Tomato Love.
Welcome to your new Kāinga
This is your kāinga, a true home for rare heirloom and beefsteak tomato seeds and seedlings, lovingly grown in the rich soils of Hokianga, Aotearoa.
For Gardeners of All Kinds
Whether you're a backyard grower, a first-time gardener, or a seasoned tomato enthusiast, you'll find flavourful varieties here, each with its own story, history, and purpose in your garden.
Old-World Tomatoes - Naturally Grown
We specialise in preserving the richness of old-world tomatoes, offering seasonal tips, natural growing methods, and companion planting guides to help your garden thrive, all without the use of herbicides or pesticides.
The Search for Flavour Continues
I'll continue searching for bold, juicy beefsteaks and delightful cherry heirlooms. I'll test them out and then share my findings with you.
Join our Hapori
He kāinga mō ngā kākano tuku iho. A home for heirloom seeds. Nau mai, haere mai ki Ngā Tōmato o te Aroha.
Welcome to Tomatoes of Love.
Tiny Lives, Big Impact!
Why do we protect what's small?
In the quiet of evening, I found them, bumblebees tucked behind the dahlia bloom, sleeping soundly beneath its petals. That moment changed everything.
"I realised flowers aren't just beautiful, they're shelter, sanctuary, and survival."
Since then, I've decided to hurl myself off the crazy end of wild and grow more than I can manage, for these tiny lives that have a big impact.
Let the dahlia games begin. Bumblebees are so cute, and their fluffy bottoms make me laugh. I'm more than happy to accommodate and protect all my little beasties.
And I've noticed something else:
The more flowers I grow, the better my tomato outcomes. I really think I'm onto something — I've reunited a sacred Mexican trio: dahlias, tomatoes and marigolds. Each one a bearer, of beauty, sustenance, and spirit.
It makes sense. Research has shown that greater diversity of plants in a garden increases the number of insects present. But when things get tough, it's always the predators that stay on top.
Whenever you are creating beauty around you, you are restoring your own soul. - Alice Walker
