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Hello! We just put together our amazing lineup of plants for our upcoming sale! Our Tomato and Pepper variety list is now complete! As for the remaining plants, we’ll be sharing a full, detailed list of each variety soon.Please follow our page Rainbow Garden at TomAli Ranch for plant list announcements and to get the most current updates regarding the sale.
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***PLANT LIST BELOW***
This year we’ll have:
• 45 varieties of Homegrown Tomatoes
• 22 varieties of Peppers
Vegetables • Herbs • Tomatillos • Natives • Annual & Perennial flowers • Medicinals • Pollinator favorites • Squash • Cucumbers • Hostas • Coleus • Succulents and so much more!
Everything’s been grown from seed here at Rainbow Garden and we can’t wait for the sale on 5/9/26!
**TOMATOES** (Heirloom, Cherry, Grape, Paste, Beefsteak, Pear, Plum/Roma, Slicer, Oxheart, Cocktail, Micro)
•Afternoon Delight
•A Grappoli D’Inverno
•Alice’s Dream
•Ananas Noir (Black Pineapple)
•Auriga
•Barry’s Crazy Cherry
•Berkeley Tie Dye Pink
•Big Rainbow
•Black Cherry
•Black Krim
•Blue Beech
•Blue Cream Berries
•Brad’s Atomic Grape
•Brandywine
•Carbon
•Cherokee Purple
•Chocolate Pear
•Cuore Di Bue
•Gandolf
•Hungarian Heart
•Isis Candy Cherry
•Kellogg's Breakfast
•Korean Long
•Kozula
•New Yorker
•Orange Hat
•Oregon Spring
•Oregon Star
•Paul Robeson
•Pineapple
•Pink Bumblebee
•Pink Jazz
•Purple Bumble Bee
•Queen Of the Night
•Rebel Starfighter
•Riesentraube
•San Marzano
•Striped Roman
•Sungold
•Sunrise Bumble Bee
•Sweetheart Cherry
•Thorburn’s Terra Cotta
•True Black Brandywine
•Yellow Brandywine
•Yellow Pear
**PEPPERS** (Sweet, Mild, Medium, Hot, Super Hots)
•Aji Chombo
•Black Hungarian
•Brown Jalapeno
•Buena Mulata
•Cayenne Long/Thin
•Datil
•Doux D'Espagne (Red Bell)
•Fresno Chili
•Jalapeno Zapotec
•Lemon Drop
•Lesya
•Marconi Sweet Red
•Melrose
•Mole (Pasilla)
•Palmetto
•Poblano
•Puma
•Red Savina
•Rehza Macedonia
•Santa Fe Grande
•Tobago Seasoning
•Tunisian Baklouti
Everything else- Alphabetical (We have several varieties of most listed and will update again soon)
•Argula
•Aster
•Astilbe
•Basil
•Beans
•Bee Balm
•Blue Flax
•Borage
•Butterfly Pea
•Calendula
•Cascading Rock Cress
•Chamomile
•Cilantro
•Coleus
•Columbine
•Crocosmia
•Cucumbers
•Cucumelon
•Dahlia
•Dill
•Echinacea
•Edamame
•Four Spot Clarkia
•Gayfeather
•Gladiolas
•Globe Thistle
•Goats Beard
•Gourds
•Ground Cherries
•Hostas
•Hyssop
•Impatiens
•Jade Plants
•Kale
•Leafy Greens
•Leeks
•Lemongrass
•Lettuces
•Lovage
•Marigolds
•Melons
•Milkweed
•Mustard
•Nasturtiums
•Onions
•Painted Daisy
•Pansy
•Parsley
•Petunias
•Poppies
•Pumpkin on a stick
•Pumpkins
•Rudbeckia
•Salvia
•Sea Holly
•Sedums
•Spinach
•Squash
•Succulents
•Sugar snap Peas
•Sunflowers
•Tomatillo
•Toothache Plant
•Tufted Hairgrass
•Tulips
•Tweedia
•Valerian
•Verbena
•Yarrow
•Zinnias
•Zucchini
Native Prairie Seed Blend (starts)
Achillea millefolium – Common yarrow
Aquilegia formosa – Western columbine
Camassia quamash – Common camas
Clarkia amoena – Farewell-to-spring
Collinsia grandiflora – Large flowered blue-eyed Mary
Eriophyllum lanatum – Oregon sunshine
Festuca roemeri – Roemer’s fescue
Koeleria macrantha – Prairie Junegrass
Ligusticum apiifolium – Celery-leaved lovage
Lupinus rivularis – Riverbank lupine
Madia gracilis – Slender tarweed
Plectritis congesta – Sea blush
Prunella vulgaris var. lanceolata – Lanceleaf self-heal
Sanicula bipinnatifida – Purple sanicle
Native Color Seed Blend (starts)
Amsinckia menziesii var. intermedia – Common fiddleneck
Clarkia amoena – Farewell-to-spring
Clarkia purpurea ssp. quadrivulnera – Four-spot clarkia
Collinsia grandiflora – Large-flowered blue-eyed Mary
Collomia grandiflora – Large-flowered collomia
Epilobium densiflorum – Dense spike-primrose
Gilia capitata – Globe gilia Madia elegans – Common madia
Madia gracilis – Slender tarweed
Phacelia nemoralis var. oregonensis – Oregon woodland phacelia
Plagiobothrys figuratus – Rosy popcornflower
Plectritis congesta – Sea blush
Native Oak Understory Seed Blend (starts)
Achillea millefolium – Common yarrow
Artemisia douglasiana – Douglas mugwort Bromus sitchensis – Alaska brome
Camassia leichtlinii – Great camas
Carex pachystachya – Chamisso sedge
Collinsia grandiflora – Large-flowered blue-eyed Mary
Elymus glaucus – Blue wildrye
Geum macrophyllum – Large-leaved avens
Heracleum maximum – Cow parsnip
Heuchera chlorantha – Green-flowered alumroot
Iris tenax – Toughleaf iris
Ligusticum apiifolium – Celery-leaved lovage
Lomatium dissectum – Fernleaf biscuitroot
Phacelia nemoralis (var. oregonensis) – Woodland phacelia
Plectritis congesta – Sea blush
Potentilla glandulosa (syn. Drymocallis glandulosa) – Sticky cinquefoil
Prunella vulgaris (var. lanceolata) – Lanceleaf self-heal
Ranunculus uncinatus – Woodland buttercup
Rupertia physodes – Forest scurfpea
Thalictrum polycarpum – Tall omeadow-rue
Hello Gardeners! Our 7th Annual Rainbow Garden Plant Sale returns on May 9th, 2026, 10:00am - 2:00pm in the North Tabor neighborhood.
Please follow our page Rainbow Garden at TomAli Ranch https://www.facebook.com/share/1LmCML2MUZ/?mibextid=wwXIfr for plant list announcements and to get the most current updates regarding the sale.
We’ll have a diverse selection of Heirloom veggies • Rare Tomatoes • Peppers • Herbs • Tomatillos.• PNW Native plants • Annual & Perennial flowers • Medicinals • Pollinator favorites • Squash • Cucumbers • Hostas • Coleus • Succulents and more!
Full lists of plants coming very soon, including 40+ varieties of Tomatoes and 20+ varieties of Peppers!
All of our plants are started from seed in our greenhouse, with some varieties going through cold moist stratification (CMS) in early winter.
The seedlings are growing strong and healthy, and it’s always exciting to watch them take off! Over the next few weeks, we’ll be transplanting them into 4-inch pots while continuing to follow the same organic growing practices we’ve used in years past.
Our Plant Sale has become an extremely fun, family-friendly community event that we’ve become really attached to over the years. It’s such a great way to meet new gardening friends and neighbors in the community and it’s the perfect way to kick off your summer garden.
We love helping our community grow food, and we’re always happy to support and donate to our local nonprofit, Growing Gardens in SE Portland.
We are very excited to share another season of healthy, beautiful plants with you all. Hope to see you there!
Growing with you,
Ali & Tom
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