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 | Red, indeterminate, regular leaf, large meaty fruit to a pound, very prolific. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Main Crop Pink' are vigorous, producing fruits that average about six ounces but can reach twenty ounces. It is a nice flavored, juicy but firm, slicer. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Good old utility canner-juicer with most fruit around 8 ounces. From K. Burnside, Canada | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Perfection' plants are regular leaf, vigorous and productive. Its fruits are relatively small for modern standards, usually averaging eight to nine ounces each, flattened-globe to oblate shaped, and a deep, bright-red color that Livingston called blood-red. The skin is sturdy, allowing it to have been shipped to long distance markets, but not objectionably tough. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | introduced in 1882 by pioneering seedsman Alexander W. Livingston of Columbus, Ohio. A.W. Livingston is best known for introducing a large number of tomatoes to the Great Lakes region around the turn of the 20th century. Vigorous plants produce round, medium sized (3½” diameter, 3 - 5 oz.) golden-yellow fruit with a red blush on the blossom end. Livingston himself quaintly referred to it as “a very pretty yellow tomato.” | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Medium pink slicer on potato leaf plants. Parents are Brandywine and Cherokee Purple.created by Keith Mueller and named after a leader in Autism research | 4.00$ | | ||
| | 75-80 days, indet., regular leaf, 1.25” sweet yellow cherry, very productive | 4.00$ | | ||
| | 3” to 5” round red fruit. 4' plants developed for field growing. There may be others with same name. This is the one that was popular in the NE in the 1960s and a parent of Wisconsin Chief. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | fruit to 1 lb. or more flourished and grew into a sturdy and not overly sprawling vine in no time. When the fruit arrived they were enormous; thick and dense slicers exactly how I like them. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | 78 days,semi-det. 'Long Keeper,' originally named 'Long-Keeper' and sometimes marketed as 'Longkeeper,' isserious candidate for filling your extra garden space to provide good tasting, vine fresh, out of season tomatoes for your table. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | red | 4.00$ | | ||
 | large super sweet , very little acid up to over a pound meaty red flesh few seeds | 4.00$ | | ||
| | round red flattened Russian tomato about 16-24 oz ounces . 4-5 fruit per truss. Great flavor | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Old Hungarian variety which was donated to USDA in 1963 and is PI 289282. Uniform 2½” red fruit which are excellent for canning whole or halved. Very productive indeterminate. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Bicolor dark blue-black over yellow-white. Very prolific slicer to 4”. Some clusters with a dozen 2” to 3” fruit. Slow to ripen but good shelf life. Different taste but not unpleasant. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Nice slicer with some cracking but great taste. Unknown history. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | red | 4.00$ | | ||
| | red | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Old Russian variety from USDA GRIN collected in 1969, PI 345559. Red plum-shaped on 3' tall determinate plants with very wide rugose leaves | 4.00$ | | ||
| | 1 1/2 salmon-pink salad type plum regular leaf on a vigorous plant | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Very solid Croatian canner or slicer which could double as sauce or paste with few seeds and good shelf life. Excellent all-around type. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | We are crazy about this beautiful cherry tomato, whose name is inspired by the mottled pink jersey worn by the leader of the Tour of Italy pack. Beautiful tomato’s elongated, egg-shaped, mottled 2-3” fruits are jewels of color and flavor, imparting a full, rich, lightly acidic sweet taste reminiscent of ketchup. For the peak flavor experience, harvest just when fruits transition to light-pink. Semi-determinate 2-3 plants are gorgeous—and irresistible—in pots, a patio container, or swinging in hanging basket. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Nice medium canner, fairly early determinate, and handled the dry summer quite well. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | a scarce variety but one that is very prolific on the vine.Nice medium to large pink fruit with an excellent acid level that accentuates the deep rich taste of its berries. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Indet reg leaf 85 days. Deep green when ripe beefsteaks. To 2 pounds | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Here's proof that there are still some great ones waiting to be presented to the public after many years. Thus huge 2# pink heart has been grown by Malcolm's Orchard in Levels, WV for over 50 years. Lots of big fruit on equally big plants but very few seeds. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Good early production and taste. Russian origin. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Plants only about 4' tall but lives up to its name as a mammoth with fruit potential up to 2#. Good utility beefsteak with few seeds | 4.00$ | | ||
| | orange | 4.00$ | | ||
| | tasty mid-sized red tomato. The plants grow bushy (up to 120 cm... more. | 4.00$ | | ||
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| | Brown/black dwarf with rugose foliage. Medium round fruit, 6 to 10 ounces. Developed by the Dwarf Tomato Project. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Beautiful pink beefsteak 14 - 24 oz Very meaty with small seed chambers which meats a lot of flesh , excellent sweet flavor potato leaf | 4.00$ | | ||
| | 75 days, indet., regular leaf, flattened red globes at 5-10 oz., nice old-time flavor, very good producer | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Med sized red that grows in clusters, great tomato flavor 4-6 ounces | 4.00$ | | ||
| | regular leaf plant grown from the original Mischka's Marianna's Peace seed stock grown in Martin Longseth's garden in 2004. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | an heirloom from Czechoslovakia, is a popular pink, large beefsteak tomato known for its excellent, rich, sweet-acid, "old-fashioned" flavor, often compared to Brandywine. It's an indeterminate, potato-leaf variety producing meaty, 1-2 pound fruits, perfect for slicing and prized for its complex taste and texture, making it a frequent winner in taste tests. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | a popular, disease-resistant heirloom variety developed for Southern gardens, known for its heat tolerance, crack resistance, and prolific yields of flavorful, deep red, medium-sized (6-8 oz) slicing tomatoes with a sweet-tart balance | 4.00$ | | ||
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| | Round shape, yellowish-orange with a pink tint. Fuzzy like an apricot, smooth, resistant to cracking. Gorgeous and delicious! Cherry type | 4.00$ | | ||
| | First offered in the Seed Savers 1996 Yearbook by Don Kellums, Illinois, who got seeds from CV Fox Hollow Seed Company. Indeterminate, regular leaf plant produces 6-18 oz., medium to large, red beefsteak tomatoes with smooth shoulders, Delicious sweet flavors. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | 74 days, semi-det., 8-12 oz. round red fruit, thick walled and meaty with almost no core, good yields | 4.00$ | | ||
| | In 1960, Madame Garnier found a variety of Marmande in a market in Savigny Sur Orge in Essonneomato perfection. Ribbed and meaty with an old fashioned taste. Balanced, not too sweet and not too acidic. Origin: France | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Ribbed and oblate with great production and taste. Never stopped until frost. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | red beefsteak tomato that produces med 8-12 ounce fruit | 4.00$ | | ||
| | An indeterminate variety that produce these large red heart shaped tomatoes. They have an average weight range from 14 ounces to 17 ounces. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Red beefsteak/slicer to just under a pound. Very good production and taste. Russian origin. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Very early with fruitset less than a month after transplanting. Lovely plant suitable for balcony gardens. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | originate from the former Czechoslovakia | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Heirloom variety originating in Italy, seed brought to the USA in the 1900s by an Italian immigrant. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | These small, 5 gm. cherry tomatoes are deep red, have a tender, smooth texture, and sweet, full flavor. High sugar content. Though the flavor is superior, | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Dark red fruit, almost black. Indeterminate growth. Variety originating from Latvia | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Green when Ripe, 3-5 flattened beefsteak with nice sweet taste. Regular leaf on 4'plants | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Beautiful bright Orange tomato up to 2 obs. I am not much on the orange ones, but this one was fantastic. Real sweet fruity flavor with a real tomato kick at the end. Great sandwich tomato and to add a different fruity flavor to a salad. I just could not get over the flavor. Wish I had grown more of these this year. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Large red heart on vigorous plants great above average production , I had tomatoes well into late in the year. Wonder flavor with a bit of a sweet note to them. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Another large pink beefsteak that tastes good. This one is supposed to rival Brandywine in flavor but be more productive. T | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Indet potato leaf, 90 days. Very large and meaty beefsteaks. Sweet | 4.00$ | | ||
| | productive and mature early to medium early depending on location. The fruits are medium to large (6-13 ozs) in size and uniform red color. | 4.00$ | | ||
 | part of the Martin project Heart shaped some can get to 3 pounds great sweet flavor | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Large RL beefsteak type to a pound or more. Origin is Quebec. Although all information that I find claims it to be red, I failed to note it in my records but it may be pink. Either way, an excellent tomato. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | An old variety from the county of Beauce, it is therefore very well adapted to the climate of Quebec. It has a surprising productivity for its immense size which can reach 15 cm in diameter. This tomato contains mostly flesh, very tasty, which makes it a good choice for preserves or sandwiches. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | A heirloom from the Mennonite community in Pennsylvania dating back to the 1910s. The fruit weighs 180-350 grams and is flattened at the poles. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Translates to Market wonderAn old variety of the Marmande type producing scarlet red fruits slightly flattened at the tops. Rosy flesh and very sweet flavor. Sow from March to April then harvest from July to October. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Makesgood, thick juice. Not watery like some beefsteaks. Reportedly to have been brought to the United States byMexican family living in the Midwest. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Heirloom big-fruit tomato from northern Portugal. Great-tasting juicy fruits with clear skin and mild sweet flavor grow to 400-1300 g.Indeterminate. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | This is a true paste variety grown by the Amish in the Middlefield, Ohio area. Most fruit are about 3” long and shaped somewhat like San Marzano. Production was at least 20 pounds per plant and would probably have been higher were it not for the 2012 drought and heat. Excellent shelf life and equally great for sauce. Typical of its type, few seeds. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Purple-red colour with dark green shoulders. Firm and juicy dark red flesh with excellent, rich and complex flavour typical of "black". Good productivity and ... | 4.00$ | | ||
| | 78 days, indet., regular leaf, excellent yield of outstanding tasting 1-2 lb red fruit. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | The Millionaire Tomato is an indeterminate, heirloom variety. It's easy to grow and produces high yields of lovely, medium-sized coral pink fruit that are juicy and sweet. The plants can grow quite large and need support. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | This tomato was bred by my friend Rob Two Hawks it is a cross of Jewish X Guido. It is a large beefsteak up to 2 pounds sweet flavor few seeds. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Bred by Rob Two-Hawks, cross of guildo and Jewish. Scarlet red large beefsteak sweet, 1-1 1/2 pound fruits | 4.00$ | | ||
| | 1 pound red and yellow bi-color. Hardy vines seem to really like the heat, they produced great in Michigans 90+weather when everything was dropping blossoms. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Elongated red heart, 4” to 5” long. Excellent for sauce or paste. Semi-determinate. Featured tomato on Mrs. Wilson's Kitchen on Facebook. Been grown for a number of years on her homestead in Parry Sound, Ontario, | 4.00$ | | ||
| | at one point, these plants were solid yellow with flowers, then solid yellow with fruit, best yellow grape/cherry for past 3 years here. One plant produced a single spray with red fruit this year so there's red somewhere in the genes. Denmark | 4.00$ | | ||
| | These seeds are from a single spray of red fruit on an otherwise massive yellow plant. It can only be assumed that all will produce red fruit. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | ”Miracle of the Earth” is a real masterpiece, which has long enjoyed the vegetable growers with a consistently rich harvest. medium-sized tomato. Round flat, large, tomatoes weight (24-35oz) with a delicious, sweet taste. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | A variety from Hungary, where it is widely grown, featured in the 2002 Seed Saver Yearbook. Bright red fruit weighing 80-120 grams and 5-6 cm in diameter. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Distinctively sweet 2” grape tomatoes. Great right off the vine, Suitable for large conatiners. Just as sweet and flavorful as cherry tomatoes but oblong in shape, grape tomatoes are a bite-size favorite for salads and snacking | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Green | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Red, determinate, regular leaf, 2” canner, very early short plant, Russian origin. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | 2½” to 3” round red. Early and productive on 4' plants. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Big-fruit, excellent Russian tomato. Disease resistant healthy plants true-growing until first autumn frost. Large fruits with unforgettable, sweet flavor can reach 400-800 g. The flesh is dense with outstanding old-fashioned tomato aroma, contains little seeds.Hard-to-find rare productive variety.Indeterminate. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | red | 4.00$ | | ||
| | delicious Oxheart that you will not be able to resist. Thick meat, great texture old fashion tomato flavor. For sandwicnes and sauce. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | A Russian heart shaped pink , heavy producer, meaty few seeds 8-18 ounce fruits | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Perfect round orange fruit, 3” to 4”. Very prolific on 4' plants | 4.00$ | | ||
| | 85 days, indet., regular leaf plant with a high yield of 10-16 oz. purple-black fruit with excellent flavor | 4.00$ | | ||
| | 70 days, indeterminate — The potato leaf plants are a very compact, indeterminate type that produce large amounts of red, globe shaped, two ounce fruits. It is a very good tasting fruit. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Stabilized version of the commercial FI. Very high production of 3” to 5” unblemished red fruit for slicing/canning. Excellent all-purpose variety. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | red | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Nice pink oxheart with a great acid flavor | 4.00$ | | ||
| | 90 days. Indet. reg. leaf plant with a good yield of 14-20 oz. red beefsteak fruit with very good flavor. Spanish heirloom. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | 65 days) Open-pollinated. Indeterminate. The same cultivar we formerly sold as Mr. Fumo. This large elongated 3–6 pinkish plum tomato was a winner in our 2007 paste test. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Flattened light red stuffer, 3” to 5” wide. Good taste and production. Old Spanish variety. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | This is a super large Yellow bicolor tomato with a super sweet flavor, I got one over 3 pounds this year (24) | 4.00$ | | ||
 | This tomato is a show stopper. Fruits are around 12 ounces to over a pound of perfect blunt shaped red fruits. Flavor is super sweet, few seeds. Very productive plant. Indeter, mid season One of my favorites this year | 4.00$ | | ||
| | pinkish-red beefsteak-type fruits are easily over a pound each -- some as large as 2 pounds. | 4.00$ | | ||
| | red | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Meaty red large from spain | 4.00$ | | ||
| | Beeautiful purple red with green stripes, Great flavor, fruits are marbled inside | 4.00$ | |