Right Bite Hybrid

Right Bite Hybrid Tomato

Clusters of very sweet, bright red fruits are produced on prolific vines. Bite sized 1" fruits are ideal for snacking.

65 Days
Indeterminate

Prudens Purple Heirloom

Prudens Purple Heirloom Tomato
PRUDEN'S PURPLE TOMATO is really a pink beefsteak with red interior. A potato leaf variety that yields delicious, large, twelve to sixteen ounce fruit with dark pink skin and crimson flesh. An early starter, it is a sport of Brandywine and shares many characteristics, including excellent flavor.
Indeterminate

75 days from transplant.

Plum Lemon Heirloom

Plum Lemon Heirloom


Heirloom collected from an elderly seedsman at Moscow's Bird Market during the 1991 coup. Unknown how old it dates back. Fruit is 3" long with pointed end and really does resemble a lemon, outside and in. Meaty, sweet, refreshing lemony flavor. Perfect in salads, soups, make a gorgeous stuffed crudite.

70 Days
Indeterminate

Paul Robeson Heirloom

Paul Roberson Heirloom

A Russian heirloom renamed in America to honor one of the greatest stage actors in theater history. Paul Robeson is not only a beautiful tomato, with its dark mahogany coloring, but its flavor is superb - described as "smoky sweet" and "earthy." An added bonus is its ability to set fruit in cooler weather.

Indeterminate
75 days from transplant

OSU Blue Tomato

Photo 5-4-2011 Only two Left 3.5" Pots $5 each..

Note Stem is blueish purple. Leaves have a hint of Blue

OSU Blue Tomato

Supplies Are Limited

An astonishing dark purple tomato coming from the breeding work of Jim Myers from Oregon State University (OSU). Green fruits turn gradually to dark purple when exposed to sunlight. Medium size, round fruits. Pinkish red flesh, with subtle, aromatic and fruity flavor. Not bland. Foliage turns purple under cold conditions. Around 80-90 days.




•The world’s first blue tomato. Limited quantities.


•Also called; Smurf Tomato, P20 Blue tomato.

•Subtle, aromatic and fruity flavor

•Indeterminate; 80-90 days.

Mule Team Heirloom

Mule Team Heirloom Tomato

Plant produces high yields of 10 oz red tomatoes. Tomatoes grow in clusters of 3 to 5. Plant produces perfectly shaped tomatoes and excellent yields compared to other varieties. A heirloom variety from the USA.
Indeterminate
Disease Resistant.
78 Days
Regular leaf
Heavy foliage











Plant Characteristics: Indeterminate; regular leaf; heavy foliage

Mr. Stripey Heirloom

Mr. Stripey Heirloom Tomato
Medium-size, plum Tomatoes with a mild, low acid flavor make this heirloom a winner for summer entertaining. Named for their red-and-yellow exterior, the fruits of 'Mr. Stripey' are bicolored inside as well. Slice them open for salads and platters to display the beautiful yellow flesh and pink centers. Fruits ripen about 80 days from transplant.

Good Slicer

Indeterminate.

Yellow Pear Heirloom

Yellow Pear Heirloom

Also known as "Beam's Yellow Pear". A very tasty pear shaped yellow tomato.

This tomato is pre-1800 and is very much popular today. Add wonderful taste and color to your summer salads.

Clusters of pear-shaped, yellow fruits with mild, delicious flavor are attractive and tasty whole for salads, fresh eating and make a tasty fresh salsa.

As rich in vitamins as it is flavorful, a very popular variety for the home garden.

Indeterminate
Growth is fairly tall so provide some staking or caging.

75 days to maturity .

Abe Lincoln Heirloom

Abe Lincoln Heirloom Tomato

A popular heirloom tomato introduced in Illinois in 1923 by the Buckbee Seed Co. These organic tomato seeds produce brilliant red, round, medium-sized, 12 oz. tomatoes in clusters up to 9. A good disease resistant tomato. Delicious, rich, slightly acidic tomato flavors.

Good Canner

Days: 80


Size: Indeterminate

Color: Red

Season: Late-Season

Box Car Willie Heirloom

Tomato Box Car Willie


This 10-16oz, smooth red Tomato evokes memories of a by gone age. A true American heirloom, 'Box Car Willie' is most likely named after the famous 1950's singer and song by the same title, and makes an excellent stable or "main crop" Tomato due to its prolific production over a long season. Reliable, tasty, and juicy, this slightly flattened Jersey-type Tomato can grace your table for an entire summer. An indeterminate variety with good disease and cracking resistance. Fruits ripen 80 days from transplant.

Space 2 to 2.5 feet.
Indeterminate

Big Red Heirloom

Big Red Heirloom Tomato

Up to 1 1/2 pound fruits, these huge, sweet, red tomatoes have just enough 'bite' for that home grown taste. With indeterminate vines, these are perfect for sandwiches, salads or simply eating out of your hand.


85 Days to Harvest
Plant 2 to 2.5 feet apart.

Supersweet 100 Hybrid

Supersweet 100
Unique salad type with amazingly high yields of supersweet 1-inch fruit with higher content of Vitamin C than any other tomato. Plants bear until frost, each branch producing more than 100 fruits. Disease resistant.

Indeterminate

Big Rainbow Heirloom

2-pound Tomatoes!

90 days from setting out transplants. Indeterminate. A joy to grow as well as to eat, this exciting heirloom is over the top in color, size, vigor, and flavor. When you want a really exceptional tomato, choose Big Rainbow!

The fruit eventually reaches about 2 pounds (yes, that's POUNDS), but when young it is striped like an upside-down traffic signal -- green shoulders, yellow belly, and red underside and blossom scar. As it matures, the green disappears and the red flushes upward through the yellow, until the ripened tomato is a rich gold with heavy red striping. Cut it open and this play of colors continues, for unparalleled plate appeal!

This vine is resistant to foliar diseases, making it an excellent choice for humid or rainy climates, crowded veggie patches where air circulation may be poor, and any garden where overhead watering is used. You will appreciate its lush greenery, especially compared to some of the more modern hybrid types you may also have in the garden. Big Rainbow is out to perform!

Set plants 2 to 2 1/2 feet apart. Pkt is 30 seeds.

Arkansas Traveler

Bred by by Joe McFerran of the University of Arkansas and released as Traveler in 1971. 'Arkansas' got tacked onto the name somewhere along the way.

Medium Size Pink Fruits, regular leaf and very sweet flavor.

Maturity midseason
Growth habit indeterminate
Leaf type regular
Fruit color pink
Fruit shape globe
Fruit size medium
Fruit type slicer

80 days

Cow's Tit

Large, 7” long, red elongated fruits shaped like… well, you know!

Has very good sweet taste, excellent both fresh and processed.

High yields of fruits keep well after picking, one of the best paste tomatoes available, excellent both fresh and fried.

Open-pollinated

Indeterminate

regular leaf

mid season