Seedling Varieties

90+ USDA Certified Organic varieties — all in 3" pots. $6 each or 4 for $20. Proven performers in Pittsburgh's Zone 6b climate.

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$6 each · 4 for $20 · $25 minimum

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$6 each · 4 for $20. Confirmation email sent immediately. Full refund available until May 6.

Pickup Locations

Choose the market or location most convenient for you.

Farm Pickup — Rochester, PA

Wednesday, May 6
257 Zeigler Rd, Rochester PA — 11am–7pm

Phipps May Market

Friday, May 8
One Schenley Park, Oakland — 9am–7pm

Bloomfield Saturday Market

Saturday, May 9
5050 Liberty Ave, Pittsburgh — 9am–1pm

Sewickley Farmers Market

Saturday, May 9
200 Walnut St, Sewickley — 9am–1pm

Lawrenceville Farmers Market

Tuesday, May 19
115 41st St (Bay 41), Pittsburgh — 3–7pm
Todd Wilson, farmer at Tiny Seed Farm, with Black Cherry tomato seedlings

Meet Your Farmer

Farmer Todd

Tiny Seed Farm — Rochester, PA. Serving Pittsburgh-area gardeners since 2017.

I started Tiny Seed Farm in 2017 with a simple mission: grow the tastiest heirloom vegetables for Pittsburgh families. Every seedling I sell is one I'd plant in my own garden. I trial dozens of varieties each year and only offer the ones that thrive in our Zone 6b climate.

todd@tinyseedfarmpgh.com
USDA Organic USDA Certified Organic 90+ Varieties Zone 6b Proven Local Pickup Only

— Farmer Todd

USDA Certified Organic seal

USDA Certified Organic

Every seedling from Tiny Seed Farm is USDA Certified Organic — grown from certified organic seeds using organic practices. Zero synthetic pesticides. Zero synthetic fertilizers. Ever.

Certified by: Ohio Ecological Food and Farm Association (OEFFA) · Certified December 2025

Why Pre-Order?

Last year's presale sold out — reserve yours today.

Guaranteed Availability

Lock in rare varieties like Cherokee Purple and Sun Gold before they sell out at market.

Skip the Line

Your order is pre-packed and labeled. Walk up, grab your box, and go — no browsing required.

5 Pickup Locations

Choose a market near you: Bloomfield, Lawrenceville, Sewickley, Phipps, or our farm.

Support Local

Every seedling is started by hand at our Rochester, PA farm — just 30 min from Pittsburgh.

Frequently Asked Questions

All seedlings are grown in 3-inch pots and will be 6-10 inches tall at pickup, with strong root systems ready for transplanting. Tomatoes will typically have their first flowers or buds.
Full refund available until May 6. After that, we'll issue store credit for future purchases. To modify varieties, email todd@tinyseedfarmpgh.com before May 6.
We'll contact you to choose a substitute or receive a refund for that item. Popular varieties (Sun Gold, Cherokee Purple, Juliet Grape) sell out fastest — order early!
Yes! Tiny Seed Farm is USDA Certified Organic. All seedlings are grown with organic seeds and practices — no synthetic pesticides or fertilizers, ever.
Contact us and we'll arrange an alternative pickup at another market date or farm pickup in Rochester. We hold orders for up to 1 week after your scheduled date.
All seedlings are $6 each or 4 for $20. For wholesale quantities (flats, custom grows), contact todd@tinyseedfarmpgh.com.

Growing Tips for Pittsburgh

Zone 6b, clay soil, unpredictable springs — we've got you covered.

When to Plant Out

Pittsburgh's last frost is typically May 10-15. Wait until nighttime temps stay above 50°F before transplanting tomatoes and peppers. Cucurbits can go out after Memorial Day.

Hardening Off

Your seedlings have been greenhouse-grown. Set them outside for 2-3 hours the first day, increasing daily. After 5-7 days, they're ready to transplant.

Best for Containers

Short on space? Mt. Merit Tomato, Lunchbox, Cherry Mix, and Shishito all do great in 5-gallon containers on a sunny patio or deck.