to maturity
Comments
The prettiest tomato I ever grew; huge yellow fruit with red streaks throughout and the perfect balance of sugar and acidity; very flavorful!
German Johnson
| Indeterminate | Open-pollinated | 76 days to maturity |
Comments
A classic pinkish-red heirloom; more productive and faster to produce than most. Proven to be resistant to specific diseases and/or pests.
Lemon Boy
| Indeterminate | Open-pollinated | 75 days to maturity |
Comments
Light yellow color; tasty, meaty fruit; a heavy producer.
Mortgage Lifter
| Indeterminate | Open-pollinated | 79 days to maturity |
Comments
Biggest fruit of any tomato I’ve grown; delicious, pinkish-red two- to three-pounders (1kg). Radiator Charlie’s Mortgage Lifter is the classic of this type.
Oregon Spring
| Determinate | Open-pollinated | 60 days to maturity |
Comments
Very productive and extremely cold-tolerant; a must-have for short-season growers! Observed to be resistant to specific diseases and/or pests.
Park’s Whopper Improved
| Indeterminate | Hybrid | 65 days to maturity |
Comments
An improved “crack-free” version of the classic Whopper (released in 1992 as OG 50); big tasty tomatoes that ripen very early for their size. Observed to be resistant to specific diseases and/or pests.
Rutgers
| Determinate | Open-pollinated | 75 days to maturity |
Comments
A true classic all-around tomato; pretty, productive, and very juicy. (And Rutgers just might be the “Jersey Tomato” of legend.) Observed to be resistant to specific diseases and/or pests.
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Stupice
| Indeterminate | Open-pollinated | 60 days to maturity |
Comments
Remarkable heirloom; very flavorful and extremely cold tolerant; productive too. Essential for short-season growing. Observed to be resistant to specific diseases and/or pests.
Tigerella (a.k.a. Mr. Stripey)
| Indeterminate | Open-pollinated | 60 days to maturity |
Comments
An adorable little red tomato with yellow-orange stripes; tangy, productive, and early.
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Amish Paste
| Indeterminate |
Open-pollinated
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