Beefsteak: Wild Rose Country Indeterminate Tomato Seeds

Wild Rose Country Tomato Seeds

NEW (2026) RELEASE. Priced higher to support Karen's breeding efforts. She receives a 75% royalty for this variety. Thank you from both of us. Be among the first to grow this delicious tomato.

Wild Rose Country is a large, pink, potato-leaf variety that excels in sandwiches. This Canadian tomato was bred from the same line as Cowboy (one of my favourites) and it was named after the home of Karen Olivier, the breeder. In Karen's words:

"Wild Rose Country- beautiful Alberta, Canada . That’s where I’m from and this delicious big pink potato leaf beefsteak is my ode to my forever home in Sturgeon County northwest of Edmonton Alberta. I was raised there on a farm where wild prickly roses grow in every ditch and patch of bush between the pastures and fields of wheat and hay and barley and canola. Does the world need another pink potato leaf beefsteak? I think it needs a Canadian one. Bred on the prairies by this Canadian farm girl. From the same cross that created cowboy, this pink beauty is called. “Wild Rose Country”. It has a lovely texture, A quality interior and its perfect for an incredible tomato sandwich with a tangy rich and not overly sweet flavour. One thick slice on buttered toast will convince you."

Wild Rose Country Tomato Seeds grown by Sow Local Seeds in Nova Scotia, Canada. Bred by the Canadian tomato breeder, Karen Olivier @northerngardenercanada 

Indeterminate (Vining) and requires a tall stake or trellis for support.

This is an open-pollinated tomato variety (non-hybrid) and your saved seeds will come back true to type if properly isolated from other tomato varieties.

Germination Rate: 92% (tested January 2026)

Approximately 25 seeds