85 days Original Brandywine. Considered to be the best Brandywine strain superior in taste and smoothness. 1-2 lb pink beefsteaks with delectably complex, rich, sweet flavor that has made Brandywine justifiably famous.

75 Days Hardworking researchers at Cornell University developed tomato genetics with resistance to Late Blight and Septoria Leaf Blight plus tolerance to Early Blight. Then they bred that back into old time fave Brandywine, resulting in a fat tasty deep red tomato with resistance to some of the worst this modern climate can throw at a grower.

Old school (1984) All American selection has the production, disease resistance, size, and flavor qualities you need when you mean business in the tomato patch. Determinate plants mean more fruit ripens at once.​

New cross between two venerable 19th century favorites. Brandywine brings the rich tangy flavor, Big Dwarf contributes compact plant size and sturdiness, and the mix gives you higher yields and earlier fruit with fewer blemishes. Large flattened pinkish purple fruits at about 75-80 days. They are calling it semi-determinate, but growing it in the ground rather than in a pot is recommended.​

Got a lot of canning to do? These babies will fill up the pot in a hurry. Elongated 8-12 oz. meaty fruits vary from oxheart to plum shapes that are rich red with paler shoulders. Amish heirloom from Pennsylvania.

78 Days. 2-4 oz. fruits with indeterminate vines with large yields, small tasty Roma type fruits are deep red with brownish shoulders. Great for fresh eating, canning and drying. Russian Heirloom.

Jumbo sized paste tomatoes on a plant bred for strong root systems, which give it tolerance to calcium deficiency diseases like blossom end rot. Vigorous indeterminate plants, rich robust flavor. Can it go head to head with Super Sauce?? It might be an epic bout!

78 days. Italian heirloom. This is a newer selection of this famous Italian cooking tomato. Long, cylindrical fruit are filled with thick, dry flesh and few seeds.​

80 days. An old Cherokee Indian heirloom, pre-1890 variety beautiful deep dusky purple-pink color, superb sweet flavor, and very large sized fruit. Try this one for real old-time tomato flavor. My favorite dark tomato!

Sweet, rich and flavorful with strong citrus overtones made this Jere’s favorite eating variety last season. We just couldn’t get enough of the sweet, luscious, glowing orange icicle-like fruit that is like an extra long paste tomato. This variety also makes a lovely orange ketchup and a superb salsa. It was a definite winner, and plants were quite productive. In our opinion, this is some of the Ukraine’s finest tomato breeding. Fruit has relatively few seeds. 

60 days. Semi-determinate. Smallish, 4-6 ounce fruits, very uniform, globular and deep red. Produced early and abundantly, the crack-resistant fruits are of outstandingly good flavor, used fresh or for canning and cooking. Performs will in cool to cold conditions, like so many of the Russian types.

60 days - Indeterminate. Best early tomato I grow in my garden! Little red tomato from Czechoslovakia. Small, round fruits are juicy and tangy with disease-resistant, potato-leaf foliage. Stupice is pronounced Stoo-PEECH-ka.

Also known as John Baer. Beloved old timer introduced in 1914. Heavy producer was promoted as a canner but it's also great for fresh eating. Flavor has been described as "superb", "old-fashioned", "great," and "amazing". Indeterminate, 60-80 days.

As the current strain of late blight creeps closer and closer, we decided it might not be a bad idea to add a resistant hybrid. Defiant was bred for resistance to late blight, early blight, fusarium and verticillium. Deep red medium sized fruits have firm texture and a flavorful balance of acid and sweetness. Productive plants are determinate (bush).

Our old heirloom pal Jaune Flamme got hitched! Crossing it with Peron, a smallish slicer from Argentina, yields more fruit earlier in that tangy orange saladette package you know and love. Early at 70-75 days, indeterminate.

Seed Savers calls this "one of the most productive varieties we have." They grow hundreds of varieties, so listen up. Slightly oblong globes are deep red, have full tomato flavor and are ready at mid-season. Indeterminate.

Elongated cherries in clusters. The color (and flavor!) is a full-blown assault on the senses— lavender and purple stripes when immature, turning to technicolor olive-green, red, and brown/blue stripes when fully ripe. Really wild! Olive green interior is blushed with red when dead-ripe. Crack-resistant fruits are extraordinarily sweet! Wispy foliage looks delicate but belies these plants rugged constitution and high productivity.

75 days. Beautiful black cherries look like large, dusky purple-brown grapes they have that rich flavor that makes black tomatoes famous. Large vines yield very well. Very unique and delicious.

Produces luscious, tart-sweet, bite-size cherry toms in clusters of six to twelve. Fruits start early and continue through the season on vigorous indeterminate plants. 65 days.

Huge clusters of over a dozen flavorful 2 oz. mini-Romas. Typically 12–18 fruits per cluster with a delicious, rich tomato flavor for salads, great salsa, and fresh pasta sauce. Good crack resistance and shelf life. Indeterminate plants.

76-85 days.The sweet red 1-oz fruit grow in large clusters, and the name means "Giant Bunch of Grapes" in German. It is probably the most popular small tomato with seed collectors, as many enjoy the rich, full tomato flavor that is missing in today's cherry types. Large plants produce massive yields. 

57 days. Very sweet, tropical fruity tasting cherry tomato that produces a ton of fruit. Bright orange-yellow cherry tomatoes taste not just sugary but also fruity and delicious. Personal favorite of customers.

Striped inside and out in shades of red and gold, these 1 oz. slightly elongated cherry tomatoes are cute as a button with a sweet tangy flavor. Vigorous indeterminate vines hang tough in a variety of growing conditions.

65 Days. Plants produce long strands of 100 or more super-sweet cherry tomatoes, weighing about 1 oz. each and measuring 1" in diameter. Extra-high in Vitamin C. Plants bear fruits throughout the season. Requires staking or caging. Indeterminate plants.

When it's time to process tomatoes and you don't want to mess around, this recent hybrid may be just what you need! Giant Roma-type fruit on lanky indeterminate plants. Good flavor, good disease resistance, long term fruit set.

A small distinctive pear shaped salad tomato. Vigorous vine bears golden yellow mild flavored fruits. Indeterminate. 70 days.

75 days Mexican husk tomato, prolific 2” sweet fruits ripe when fruits burst through husks. Blended with hot peppers to make traditionalMexican green sauce.

Ground cherries are native to eastern and central North America and look like compact tomatillos, husk and all. This Polish variety is sweet and prolific. Citrus flavored ½ to ¾" fruit can be used in preserves, pies, sauces, or fresh in salads.