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Read more about Tomatoes HERE

Tomatoes are a must grow for all gardeners. They add zest to our daily lives and are some of the most expensive vegetables in the supermarket! So growing tomatoes is a wise move when you are crunching the budget. HRSeeds.com offers you a wide variety of tomatoes to choose from. Everglades tomato, Golden Currant Tomato, Pineapple Tomato, PI 647528, PI 645319, San Marzano Tomato, Roma Tomato, Beefsteak Tomato, Totem Tomato, Tiny Tim Tomato, NC 84173, San Marzano, Husky Cherry Red tomato, Box Car Willie Tomato, Mortgage Lifter Tomato, Sainte Colombe Tomato, Rutgers tomato, Blue Bayou Tomato, Green Zebra Tomato, White Tomesol Tomato, Big Rainbow Tomato, Cocktail Tomato, Santa Maria Tomato, Solanum peruvianum, Spoon Tomato, Gezahnte Tomato, Wild pink cherry tomato, Solanum humboldtii, Galapagos Island Tomato, PI 629218, Black Cherry Tomato are just some of the tomato varieties we offer. We soon plan to offer tomato starts in spring to many of these varieties once we can expand our greenhouses and gardens.


Mavritanskite Tomato

Here is the Mavritanskite Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum. This heirloom tomato originates from Latvia an means "Mauritanian". They are also known as Mavritanskie and Мавританские. These Purple or black beefsteak tomatoes range in weight from 7 to 15 Oz and 3.5 to 5 inches across. Plants are mid size and can get to 7 feet tall in really good soil but plants tend to get to 5.5 feet tall. They have a sweet smooth but rich tomato flavor and make a great market tomato and go great in salads an sauce! Open pollinated, indeterminate, regular leaf, mid season, purple or black, beefsteak, salad or sauce, 88 to 101+ days. LOT# 0 TAG# 00

Marglobe
Tomato

Here is the Marglobe Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum. This tomato was developed in 1917 by Frederick J. Pritchard of the United States Department of Agriculture's Agricultural Experiment Station by crossing the Globe and Marvel tomatoes ("Marglobe" is a fusion of the two names). These tomatoes can get to 1+ Lbs easy! It has amazing flavor and making it ideal for slicing. It also makes a great tomato sauce as well. Highly productive and produced fruit all the way up to the end of the tomato growing season!! Open pollinated. Indeterminate. 70 days.

New Yorker
Tomato

Here is the New Yorker Tomato, PI 645319, Solanum lycopersicum. This tomato was developed by Dr. Robinson of the New York Agricultural Experiment Station in Geneva, New York. These tomatoes are ideal for salads, slicing and fresh eating! It also makes a great tomato sauce as well. Highly productive and produced dozens of medium sized fruits! Determinate, Open pollinated. V, A, EB 65 days.

Old German
Tomato

Here is the Old German Tomato, PI 647528, Solanum lycopersicum. This tomato dating back to the 1860's was cultivated by the Shenandoah Valley, Mennonite community in the state of Virginia. They were commercially available around 1985 thru SSE. These tomatoes can get to 2 Lbs easily but range quite a bit in size! These bi-colored tomatoes are great for making sauce and ideal for slicing. Highly productive and produced fruit all the way up to the season! Open pollinated. Indeterminate. 65 days.

Pineapple
Tomato

Here is the Pineapple Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum. This tomato originated from the state of Kentucky. It got it's name because when it is cut in half it looks like the inside of a pineapple! These tomatoes can get to 2+ Lbs easy! It is bi-colored and is great for making sauce and ideal for slicing. Highly productive and produced fruit all the way up to the end of the tomato season! Open pollinated. Indeterminate. 75 days.

Virginia Sweet
Tomato

Here is the Virginia Sweet Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum. This tomato originated from Virginia, USA. These tomatoes can get to 2+ Lbs easy! It is Bi-color Red and Yellow with slightly green shoulders and is great for making sauce and ideal for slicing. Highly productive and produced fruit all the way up to the end of the tomato season! Open pollinated, Indeterminate, 75 days.

Thessaloniki
Tomato

Here is the Thessaloniki Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum. This tomato originated from the city of Thessaloniki in Greece. This tomato was created by the Ministry of Agriculture Experimental Farm in 1957! These tomatoes can get to 2+ Lbs easy! It is orange color with slightly green shoulders and is great for making sauce and ideal for slicing. Highly productive and produced fruit all the way up to the end of the tomato season! Open pollinated, Indeterminate. 75 days.

Valencia
Tomato

Here is the Valencia Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum. This tomato originated from the city of Valencia in Spain and brought to Maine USA. This tomato is a fantastic one that is a good producer with tomatoes about 3 inches in size! They have this sunset orange color that stays true all the way through the ripening process! It is orange color inside and is great for making sauce and ideal for slicing. Highly productive and produced fruit all the way up to the end of the tomato season! Open pollinated, Indeterminate. 75 days.

Yellow Pimp
Tomato

Here is the Yellow Pimp Tomato, Solanum pimpinellifolium. We received the seeds to this tomato from a seed trade from someone in the northern pan handle of Florida. This tiny yellow Currant Tomato is a Small yellow colored tomato that is a close relative to the common tomato, with an excellent sweet flavor. This variety bears heavily, often producing several hundred fruits off a single plant. Plants can grow to 10-20′. fruits can be used to make sauce or eaten fresh. They appear to be a yellow version of the everglades tomato being slightly translucent. Indeterminate Open pollinated. 60-65 days.

 Oregon Spring
Tomato

Here is the Oregon Spring Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum. This tomato originated from Oregon USA and was developed at Oregon State University. This tomato is a fantastic one that is a good producer with tomatoes about 3 inches in size! They are the perfect slicer tomato and is known to be an early producer! It is orange/red color and is great for making sauce, salads and ideal for slicing. Highly productive and produced fruit all the way up to the end of the tomato season! Open pollinated, Indeterminate. 60 days.

Mixed Tomato
Seeds

In this offer you will receive 1000+ mixed varieties of tomato seeds! These are the seeds that get away from us during processing. At the end of the day there thousands of seeds that fall away from the packaging. We gather them up an put them into a bucket. Once seeds get mixed you cant sell them with out knowing exactly what they are. We process over 150 verities of tomatoes a year. A list of most of them will be listed below. We are offering them in this incredible package deal! We do NOT make any claims that you will receive all 150+ seed verities of since we have no way of knowing which are which.

Litchi
Tomato

Here is the Litchi Tomato or Morelle De Balbis, Solanum sisymbriifolium, This plant is native of South America, mostly Paraguay. The small edible fruits are red on the outside and yellow inside. It grows inside a spiny, green husk. The fruit is ripe when it is easily removed from the stem. The flavor resembles tart cherries and a little bit like a tomato. This is NOT Horsenettle, Solanum carolinense but looks very close. This plant has been used as a trap crop to protect potatoes. Open pollinated 80 days.

Mini San Marzano
Tomato

Here is the Mini San Marzano Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum, new for 2020. This regular-leaf grape sized tomato is a commercial variety produced for supermarkets and gardeners alike! Tho it is considered a Hybrid, we found this variety to come true every year from seed. It is a good producer and we found this tomato variety to be very hardy and resistant to most blights. The fruits do vary in size and can reach 1.5 inches across and 6 to a bract. Great for making sauces or eating fresh in salads. Open pollinated 70 days.

 

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Galapagos Wild Tomato Hairy Strain Type 1

Here is the Galapagos Wild Tomato Hairy Strain (Minor) Type 1, Solanum galapagense. It also goes under the botanical name of Lycopersicon cheesmaniae var. minor or L. cheesmanii var. minor but (Solanum galapagense) is the accepted botanical name. Their are 2 species native to the Galapagos Islands, major and minor. There are also 2 variations of the minor, a hairy type (1) and a non-hairy type (2). This listing is for the minor (Solanum galapagense) hairy type (1) variety. This particular species and variety (Hairy Type 1) grows along the coast line not in the highlands and is tolerant of salty soil as well as thriving under high intensity light. The leaves are divided, tripinnate with tertiary leaflets. Fruits are extremely small ranging from .25 to .45 inches round and are very hairy and orange in color. They also have long calyxes for the size of the tom

Banana Currant
Tomato

Here is the Banana Currant Tomato , Solanum lycopersicum Var. pimpinellifolium. This tomato variety originates from the UK and is a cross between a Banana Legs (S. lycopersicum) tomato and a Goldrush Currant tomato ( S. pimpinellifolium) an was created by Plant World Seeds. Fruits are about 1 inch long and lemon yellow in color. It is said that this variety is still not fully stable yet but so far so good! Very sweet and tasty and a heavy producer. Open pollinated. Indeterminate. regular leaf 55-75 days.

Florida Petite Tomato
(Micro Dwarf)

Here is the Florida Petite Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum. This micro dwarf tomato originates from Florida USA and was created by the University of Florida in early 1980. This micro dwarf tomato is known for being grown in 4 inch pots and making fruits! We find this to be true but it will do better in a larger pot for obvious reasons. They tend to get to 6 inches tall but may get a little bigger in the right conditions. the tomatoes varies in size ranging from 3/4 to 1.5 inches round or slightly flattened and are orange in color. This variety is classified as a "determinate" type but we found that with regular pruning and good maintenance, the plants can live for years in small pots! The fruits are very tasty and sweet! Open pollinated, determinate 40 to forever days.

Buttermilk Falls
Tomato

Here is the Buttermilk Falls Tomato , Solanum lycopersicum. We believe this tomato originated from the Buttermilk Falls Philadelphia Community Farm, Pennsylvania USA but we have no proof of this. The tomatoes get to around 3 inches round and or sometimes like a flattened beefsteak type. Fruits are yellow when ripe with some blushing of orange or pink. Plants can get to 6 feet tall and produce dozens of sweet juicy tomatoes! Open pollinated Indeterminate regular leaf 60-75 days.

Mini Parvula
Tomato

Here is the Mini Parvula Tomato, Solanum pimpinellifolium. This tomato most likely originates from Denmark and we acquired it from Heritage seed market. The fruits are a currant sized cherry pear tomato with an orange skin and orange flesh inside. The thing about this variety is the tiny cherry pear shape it has! Plants can get to 6 feet tall in really good soil but plants tend to get to 4 feet tall. They have a sweet and intense tomato flavor with a tangy twist. They also make a great snacking tomato and go great in salads! Open pollinated Indeterminate mid season regular leaf 67-78 days.

Snow White
Tomato

Here is the Snow White Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum. This tomato originates from USA and was said to be created by Joe Bratka who has a questionable history, you can read more HERE. The fruits are a cherry sized round tomato with a pearl white skin and a creamy white flesh inside that gets to about 1 inch round and weighting around 1 oz. The thing about this variety is the unusual pearly white color! Plants can get to 5.5 feet tall in really good soil but plants tend to get to 4 feet tall. Great for salads, eating fresh and for tomato sauce and paste! Open pollinated indeterminate regular leaf mid season 65-80 days.

Vnuchok
Tomato

Here is the Vnuchok Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum. This tomato originates from Russia and is a hanging basket variety. It is a slightly oblong cherry sized tomato that has a orange skin and orange flesh inside getting to about 1.25 inches round and weighting around 1.6 oz and resistant to cracking even in heavy rain fall. The thing about this variety is huge clusters of fruit on multi flora bracts! Plants can get to 6+ feet tall in really good soil but plants tend to get to 5 feet tall. The fully ripened fruits will have a deep orange color to them with a tangy but sweet flavor. Great tasting tomatoes for salads, eating fresh and for tomato sauce and paste! Open pollinated determinate regular leaf mid season 55-77 days. Visit HRSeeds.com today for all your tomato seeds!

67 - Jährige Tomate aus Babelsberg Tomato

Here is the 67 – Jährige Tomate aus Babelsberg Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum. This tomato originates from Germany and was considered an old European heirloom that had recently been rediscovered in a seed bank in Germany. The fruits are about 2 to 3 inches round but slightly oblate, regular leaf, inside yellow with a yellow skin and a hint of red-orange when fully ripe. Jährige Tomate aus Babelsberg translates from German to "Year-old tomato from Babelsberg". Mid season plants tend to get not much bigger then 3 feet tall. Great tasting tomato with an old world flavor. Open pollinated. semi-determinate. 60-80 days.

Ca Chua Hong
Tomato

Here is the Ca Chua Hong Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum. This tomato originates from Vietnam and is considered a very old heirloom in that country. This very rare variety is a large beefsteak type with fruits that can get to 4+ pounds! They make monster pink beefsteak fruits that are very juicy and have a wonderful sweet flavor. Plants can get to 6+ feet tall and bare as many as a dozen monster tomatoes on each plants. Average size tomato is about 3 pounds. Great choice for making sauce. Open pollinated. Indeterminate. 60-85 days.

Fuzzy Wuzzy
Tomato

Here is the Fuzzy Wuzzy Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum. This tomato originates from Decorah Iowa, USA and created and/or offered by David Cavagnaro which is a woolly piriform tomato. The fruits are very strange shaped pointed tip tomato type getting to about 2 inches round with a striped orange skin with deep orange flesh inside. The strange thing about this variety is the woolly grey-blue foliage on the plants! Plants can get to 2 feet tall in really good soil but average around 18 inches which we consider a dwarf variety. A must grow for any tomato collector! Great for salads, canning and for tomato sauce! Open pollinated determinate regular leaf 65-80 days.

Beauty King
Tomato

Here is the Beauty King Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum. This tomato originates from Wild Boar Farms Tomatoes, Napa Valley California, USA and was created by Bradley Gates and is a Cross between a Big Rainbow and Green Zebra tomato. The fruits are a bi-colored beefsteak type with a yellow and red skin and red flesh inside that gets to about 3 inch across and weighing as much as 1.5 Lb! The thing about this variety is the inside of the fruits with the bi-colored flesh inside! Plants can get to 7 feet tall in really good soil but plants tend to get to 3.5 feet tall. Great for salads, eating fresh and for tomato sauce! Open pollinated indeterminate regular leaf mid season 75-94 days.

Blonde Boar
Tomato

Here is the Blonde Boar Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum. This tomato originates from Wild Boar Farms Tomatoes, Napa Valley California, USA and was created by Bradley Gates and is part of the Wild Boar Tomato Collection. The fruits are a bi-colored large cherry type with a cream bi-colored skin and a pale white flesh inside that gets to about 1.75 inch round and weighing as much as 2 Oz. The thing about this variety is the skin of the fruits that have a digital camouflage green pattern over the cream colored skin that eventually turns white over the cream skin when fully ripe! Plants can get to 8 feet tall in really good soil but plants tend to get to 5 feet tall. Great for salads, eating fresh and for tomato sauce! Open pollinat

Small Wild Egg
Tomato

Here is the Small Wild Egg Tomato (Wildtomate Pflanze), Solanum pimpinellifolium. The origins of this wild tomato is unknown but does seem to have its roots in Germany. Most websites list it as (Lycopersicon esculentum) But we believe it to be Solanum pimpinellifolium. This wild tomato is a heavy producer with plants that can get to 6+ feet tall. The fruits appear to be a pear shaped currant tomato sometimes resembling a Peanut! Open pollinated Indeterminate regular leaf, 45-75 days.

Sweet Pea Currant Tomato

Here is the Sweet Pea Currant Tomato, Solanum pimpinellifolium. This currant tomato was Introduced in the USA by SSE in 2004. These plants can get quite large as long as 20 feet and make great for hanging baskets or windowsill planters. This tomato is a heavy producer with as many as several hundred or even thousands of tiny currant tomatoes. These plants love lots of water and the more you water the bigger they get! the average size is .25 inches round and 16 to a bract. Easy grow even for someone who never grew tomatoes before. We do NOT recommend planting this tomato variety in your normal garden spot as this variety will come up like a weed every year. Open pollinated Regular leaf Indetermin

Floragold Basket Tomato
(Micro Dwarf)

Here is the Floragold Basket (Micro Dwarf) Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum. This tomato was Bred and created by the University of Florida, USA. The tomato is known as a Micro Dwarf variety. The plants don't get much bigger then 6 inches tall and produces these 3/4 inch dark yellow or orange tomatoes. This variety is classified as a "determinate" type but we found that with regular pruning and good maintenance, the plants can live for years in small pots! The fruits are very tasty and sweet! Open pollinated. determinate regular leaf early season 45 to forever days.

Black Dragon
Tomato

Here is the Black Dragon Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum. The origins of this tomato is unknown at this time. The black Dragon Tomato is well known for the massive fruit production in excess of 50 Lbs per plant if the conditions are right! This one out paces the black Russian tomato by a mile! The fruits are the size of a plum tomato but with a slight pear shape. They are deep orange to brown with green or dark shoulders on top and get to around 2 inches long. Plants can grow to 10 tall and become so heavy with fruit it will snap most staking! They make a great and fantastic sauce but are also great for eating fresh and snacking. Open pollinated. Indeterminate. 65-75 days.

Faelan's First Snow Tomato

Here is the Faelan's First Snow Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum. This tomato originates from Fallsington, Pennsylvania, USA and created by Sherwoods seeds which is a Variegated Cherokee Purple tomato. The fruits are very consistent with the Cherokee Purple tomato slicer type getting to about 3 inches round with a deep purple skin with dark shoulders and a dark purple flesh inside. The strange thing about this variety is the Variegation on the plants! Plants can get to 3 feet tall in really good soil and lightly variegated leaves. Great for salads and for tomato sauce! Open pollinated Indeterminate regular leaf mid season 65-80 days.

Galapagos Island
Tomato #2

Here is the Galapagos Island Tomato #2, Solanum cheesmanii. This is another variation of the Galapagos Island Tomato. Tho there are only 2 endemic species on the Galapagos Islands, There are several variations of each species. Some of the them are natural hybrids that crossed with solanum pimpinellifolium which are an invasive species in the archipelago. This variation seems to be from the original plants on the island. Some of the tomato plants there can be decades old with wooden trunks and still produce fruits even to this day! Open pollinated Indeterminate mid season regular leaf 65-85 days.

 Venusbrüstchen
Tomato

Here is the Venusbrüstchen Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum. This tomato originates in Italy from the area around Naples, where it is still cultivated under the name 'Piennolo del Vesuvio' and dried like large grapes and was mentioned by name as early as 1885. There are several variations in color an size but this listing is for the orange plum type. Venusbrüstchen means "Venus breasts" in German and gets it's name due to the long nipple it gets on the bottom of the tomato. We found this tomato to make a fantastic sauce! Open pollinated mid season regular leaf Indeterminate. 60-75 days.

Wild Tomato From
La Palma

Here is the Wild Tomato From La Palma (Wildtomate La Palma), Solanum lycopersicum. This wild cherry tomato originates from the Isle of La Palma in the Canary Islands. We consider it to be a desert tomato as it is said to be drought resistant and live without rain for months! Good producer with cherry sized tomatoes that turn red when ripe. They have a wonderful flavor and make a great snacking tomato! Open pollinated early season regular leaf Indeterminate. 40-70 days.

Mexikanische Wild Tomato

Here is the Mexikanische Wild Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum. This Tomato originates from Mexico and tolerates heat very well. Not much is known about it but plants can grow to 6 feet tall and produce small cherry tomatoes, NOT currant tomatoes. Fruits get to around .5 inches round and are very sweet! Great choice for hotter climates. Open pollinated. mid season regular leaf Indeterminate. 50-75 days.

Stick
Tomato

Here is the Stick Tomato also known as Curl Tomato, PI 330725, Solanum lycopersicum. This is one of the strangest tomato varieties we have ever seen. Instead of making regular leaves they make these "pom pom" ball leaves! The seed was first offered by the old Gleckler Seed Company called 'Stick' in 1957. The plant is all stick but they can reach as high as 5 feet tall and branch out quite a bit. They do make edible tomatoes and get to around 2.5 inches round an has a nice taste. This weird trait is due to a mutation in the genome that gets passed on through the seed. This is defiantly a must grow for any tomato lover! Open pollinated Indeterminate mid to late season mutated leaf 65-75 days.

Pinocchio Tomato
(Micro Dwarf)

Here is the Pinocchio Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum. The Pinocchio Tomato is a micro dwarf variety and originated in the USA. This is a variant of the Orange Pinocchio Tomato. The plants can get to 8 inches tall but will stay much smaller if pruned regular. the fruits are dark orange and get to around 3/4 inches round. This variety is classified as a "determinate" type but we found that with regular pruning and good maintenance, the plants can live for years in small pots! The fruits are very tasty and sweet! Open pollinated early season regular dwarf leaf determinate 40 to forever days.

Yellow Balcony Tomato
(Micro Dwarf)

Here is the Yellow Balcony Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum. This micro dwarf variety of tomato originates from ukraine. They can grow to 12 inches tall and very bush like. The plants are very sturdy and are self supporting. The tomatoes get to about 1 inch round and turn to a glowing yellow color. This variety is classified as a "determinate" type but we found that with regular pruning and good maintenance, the plants can live for years in small pots! The fruits are very tasty and sweet! Open pollinated, determinate 40 to forever days.

Dwarf Saucy Mary Tomato

Here is the Dwarf Saucy Mary Tomato , Solanum lycopersicum. This tomato originates from the USA and was created and stabilized by Craig LeHoullier from the Dwarf Tomato Project. The fruits are a Large plum tomato type getting to about 3 inches long with a yellow skin with green stripping color to them looking very similar to the "mint julep tomato" but much larger. The strange thing about this variety is even tho it's a plum type the plants will through out variable shapes with fruits as big as 3.5 inches! Plants can get to 2.5 feet tall in really good soil but plants tend to get to 1.5 feet tall. Great for salads and for tomato sauce! Open pollinated Indeterminate regular leaf 65-80 days.

Auria Dwarf
Tomato

Here is the Auria Dwarf Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum. This variety of tomato originates from Ukraine and only gets to around 3 feet tall and is an early producer. The fruits resemble the shape of a penis and is Sometimes referred to as Adam. This variety is known for having almost no seeds inside and can almost be considered a seedless type. Fruits get to 2 to 3 inches long and deep orange in color. Great for making sauce or eating fresh! Open pollinated early season regular leaf Semi-Determinate. 65-75 days.

Dwarf Scarlet Heart Tomato

Here is the Dwarf Scarlet Heart Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum. This tomato originates from the USA and was created and stabilized by Patrina Nuske Small from the Dwarf Tomato Project. The fruits are a Large beefsteak tomato type getting to about 3.5 inches across with a orange red skin with juicy red flesh inside. The strange thing about this variety is the size of tomatoes for such a small plant! Plants can get to 4.25 feet tall in really good soil but plants tend to get to 3 feet tall. Great for salads, sandwich and for tomato sauce! Open pollinated, dwarf, determinate, rugose, regular leaf, mid season, red, beefsteak, 76 to 97+ days. LOT# 3 TAG# 00-2021

Hank
Tomato

Here is the Hank Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum. This tomato originates from California, USA and created by Donald Branscomb around the 1990's. The fruits are a medium pink skinned, orange-pink flesh flattened slicer type tomato getting to about 3 inches across with yellow streaking on the shoulders. The thing about this variety is the slightly salty flavor it has! Plants can get to 5 feet tall in really good soil but plants tend to get to 4 feet tall. Great for salads, slicing and for tomato sauce! Open pollinated Indeterminate regular leaf 62-77 days.

LaFayette
Tomato

Here is the LaFayette Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum. This tomato originates from the USA and comes from the Donald Branscomb collection. The fruits are a flattened slicer type with an orange skin and orange flesh inside that gets to about 2.5 inch long and weighting around 2.5 to 3 oz. The thing about this variety is the fruits have almost no core and the entire tomato can be eaten! Plants can get to 4 feet tall in really good soil but plants tend to get to 3 feet tall. Great for salads, slicing and for tomato sauce! Open pollinated indeterminate regular leaf mid season 65-85 days.

J&L Midnight Select Tomato

Here is the J&L Midnight Select Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum. This tomato originates from Española New Mexico, USA. The fruits are a cocktail sized black-dark orange skinned, deep red globe type tomato getting to about 2 inches round and weighting over a 4 oz. The thing about this variety is the deep red flesh inside and almost being seedless! Plants can get to 4 feet tall in really good soil but plants tend to get to 3 feet tall. Great for salads, slicing and for tomato sauce! Open pollinated Indeterminate regular leaf 70-85 days.

Little Pearl
Tomato

Here is the Little Pearl Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum. This tomato is said to originate from Japan and was acquired from Bunny Hop Seeds 2019. The fruits are a small grape type with a deep pink skin and pink flesh inside that gets to about .75 inches long and weighting around .4 oz. The thing about this variety is the fruits seem to have a longer table life! Plants can get to 4 feet tall in really good soil but plants tend to get to 3 feet tall. Great for salads, slicing and for tomato sauce! Open pollinated indeterminate regular leaf mid season 55-75 days.

Broad Ripple Yellow Tomato

Here is the Broad Ripple Yellow Tomato, Solanum pimpinellifolium. This tomato originates from Indianapolis, Indiana USA. It is said that found growing from the crack in a sidewalk by John Hartman in the mid 1900's. There are to variations of this tomato, Red and Yellow. This listing is for the yellow variety. The tomatoes are 1/2-inch round almost translucent yellow, currant sized low-acid tomatoes. They do well in cooler climates and the plants get to 10+ feet long. Fun for all ages and the kids love them! Open pollinated early season Indeterminate regular leaf 60-80 days.

Early Ssubakus Aliana Tomato

Here is the Early Ssubakus Aliana Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum. This tomato originates from Beijing, China and from the Peiping Botanical Gardens and first collected in 1931. The fruits are a small yellow plum tomato type getting to about 1 inch long with a bright yellow skin and a bright yellow flesh inside. The thing about this variety is the clusters of fruits as big as 1.2 inches! Plants can get to 5 feet tall in really good soil but plants tend to get to 4 feet tall. Great for salads and for tomato sauce! Open pollinated Indeterminate regular leaf 55-70 days.

Jersey Sunrise
Tomato

Here is the Jersey Sunrise Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum. This tomato originates from the island of Jersey. The fruits are a cherry sized red skinned, red cherry type tomato getting to about 1 inch round and weighting over a 1 oz. The thing about this variety is the history behind it. Brian Adair of Jersey said "The variety was grown all over Jersey in times past. I obtained the seed originally from a local grower. Can be grown indoors and out. Don’t let fruits become too ripe before picking as they seem to split easily." Plants can get to 4 feet tall in really good soil but plants tend to get to 3 feet tall. Great for salads, slicing and for tomato sauce! Open pollinated Indeterminate regular leaf 70-85 days.

Lunch Bucket
Tomato

Here is the Lunch Bucket Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum. This tomato we believe originates from Canada and is considered an heirloom. The fruits are a cocktail type with a orange skin and orange flesh inside that gets to about 2 inches round and weighting around 3 oz. The thing about this variety is the fruits are considered a large cherry on in fact its a ccocktailtype! Plants can get to 4 feet tall in really good soil but plants tend to get to 3 feet tall. Great for salads, slicing and for tomato sauce! Open pollinated indeterminate regular leaf mid season 65-75 days.

Cereza Amarilla
Tomato

Here is the Cereza Amarilla Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum. We believe this tomato originates from the country of Suriname in south America but don't have proof to this claim. Some websites say it's a commercial variety but again we can't prove this. Cereza Amarilla translates in Spanish to "Yellow Cherry". They produce very large clusters of fat large sized cherry tomatoes that are yellow. They are juicy and very sweet! The strange thing about this one is it's a potato leaf which is very rare for a cherry tomato variety. Great for salads and for tomato soups! Open pollinated Indeterminate potato leaf 65-85 days.

Guajito Tomato
PI 438877

Here is the Guajito Tomato, PI 438877, Solanum lycopersicum. This tomato originates from Mexico and was first Collected on February 16, 1979 in a Public Market in San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapas Mexico. The fruits are a very strange long pear shape with thin neck tomato type getting to about 2.75 inches long with a orange skin with light orange flesh inside. The strange thing about this variety is the the long neck on the tomato! Plants can get to 4 feet tall in really good soil but average around 3 feet. A must grow for any tomato collector! Great for salads, paste and for tomato sauce! Open pollinated indeterminate regular leaf 55-80 days.

Kibic
Tomato

Here is the Jersey Sunrise Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum. This tomato originates from the island of Jersey. The fruits are a cherry sized red skinned, red cherry type tomato getting to about 1 inch round and weighting over a 1 oz. The thing about this variety is the history behind it. Brian Adair of Jersey said "The variety was grown all over Jersey in times past. I obtained the seed originally from a local grower. Can be grown indoors and out. Don’t let fruits become too ripe before picking as they seem to split easily." Plants can get to 4 feet tall in really good soil but plants tend to get to 3 feet tall. Great for salads, slicing and for tomato sauce! Open pollinated Indeterminate regular leaf 70-85 days.

Matt's Hornet
Tomato

Here is the Matt's Hornet Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum. This tomato originates from the USA and was created by Tom Wagner. It is a cross between the Matt's Wild Cherry and Casady's Folly tomatoes. The fruits are a stripped bullet type with a orange skin and orange flesh inside that gets to about 2 inches long and weighting around 1 oz. The thing about this variety is the fruits are bullet shaped with stripping! Plants can get to 4 feet tall in really good soil but plants tend to get to 3 feet tall. Great for salads, eating fresh and for tomato sauce! Open pollinated indeterminate regular leaf mid season 65-75 days.

Pools Glas
Tomato

Here is the Pools Glas Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum. This tomato originates from Holland and was acquired from Bunny Hop Seeds around 2019. It was collected from Sluis en Groot (S&G is a Dutch seed company) and donated it to the USDA in 1960. The fruits are a small round but slightly flattened slicer type with a orange or red skinned and orange flesh inside that gets to about 2 inch round and weighting around 2.5 oz. and has a good balance of acid and sugar but not to sweet. The thing about this variety is the plants grow small like a dwarf but is not a dwarf type! Plants can get to 4.5 feet tall in really good soil but plants tend to get to 3 feet tall. Great for salads, fresh eating and for tomato sauce! Open pollinated indeterminate regular l

Post Office Spoonful Tomato

Here is the Post Office Spoonful Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum. This tomato originates from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania USA. Here is the history as described on seed savers website: "When she was a girl, Pittsburgh folk singer Cathasaigh encountered a very old man planting tomato plants in front of a post office. The man explained that seeds of these tomatoes had been brought over by his grandmother from Italy, and the tomato had been grown by his family for generations. The man was getting too old to garden, so he planted his last seedlings in front of the post office. It was his hope that people would taste the tomatoes, like them, and plant the seeds so this wonderful tomato could continue. His term for the currant tomatoes was "spoonfuls." Cathasaigh tasted, liked, and planted the tomato for years, naming it "Post Office Spoonful." She gave seeds to Nancy Carr, who grew them out and sent them to you.". The fruits are currant sized small round cherry type with a deep red skin and orange

Sara's Galapagos
Tomato

Here is the Sara's Galapagos Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum var. cerasiforme. This tomato originates from Galapagos Islands and was brought back by Amy Goldman and her daughter Sara Goldman. Carolyn Male requested that Amy bring back some of the wild tomatoes from the islands and so she did but they were not the golden varieties Carolyn was expecting. This is an interspecies cross most likely a cross between a S. pimpinellifolium x S. cheesmanii which is a stable variety according to Dr. Chatelet at the Tomato Genetics Resource Center at University of California. Solanum pimpinellifolium has been well known to have invaded the Galapagos Islands centuries ago. The fruits are a current type with a red skin and red flesh inside that gets to about .5 inches round and weighing around .25 oz. The thing about this variety is the plants can be difficult to grow and don't get as large as regular pimps! Plants can get to 5 feet tall and bushy in really good soil but plants tend to get to 3.5 feet

Smiley Worms
Tomato

Here is the Smiley Worms Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum. This tomato has an unknown origin but is believed to originate from the Baltic nations. The only info we have is the seeds was obtained from a woman named Iva in Slovenia. The fruits are a long odd shaped paste type with a orange skin and deep red marbled flesh inside that gets to about 3 to 5 inches long and weighting around 4 oz. The thing about this variety is the shape resembles a phallic even with a hole in the tip! Plants can get to 6 feet tall in really good soil but plants tend to get to 4 feet tall. Great for salads, eating fresh and for tomato sauce and paste! Open pollinated indeterminate regular leaf mid season 65-82 days.

Potager de Viljoule Tomato, PI 123437

Here is the Potager de Viljoule Tomato, PI 123437, Solanum lycopersicum. This tomato originates from the country of Morocco and donated to the USDA in 1937. The fruits are a cocktail type with a orange skin and orange flesh inside that gets to about 2.5 inches round and weighting around 3 oz. The thing about this variety is the fruits are cocktail sized with slight fluting! Plants can get to 5 feet tall in really good soil but plants tend to get to 3.5 feet tall. Great for salads, eating fresh and for tomato sauce! Open pollinated indeterminate regular leaf mid season 60-70 days.

Sturt Desert Pea
Tomato

Here is the Sturt Desert Pea Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum. This tomato originates from the USA and was selected and named by Patrina Nuske Small from the Dwarf Tomato Project in 2016. The fruits are a flattened slicer shaped tomato type with a deep orange skin and red flesh inside that gets to about 3 inches round-long and weighting around 6 oz. The thing about this variety is the flavor is very rich and smooth! Plants can get to 4 feet tall in really good soil but plants tend to get to 3 feet tall. Great for salads, eating fresh and for tomato sauce and slicing! Open pollinated indeterminate regular leaf mid season 65-84 days.

Rideau Sweet
Tomato

Here is the Rideau Sweet Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum. This tomato originates from Canada and created by Ken Allan of Kingston, Ontario. The fruits are a slightly elongated cherry type with a dark red skin and red flesh inside that gets to about 1 inch round and weighting around .5 oz. The thing about this variety is the fruits are on long bracts with lots of cherry tomatoes! Plants can get to 4 feet tall in really good soil but plants tend to get to 3.5 feet tall. Great for salads, eating fresh and for tomato sauce! Open pollinated indeterminate regular leaf mid season 65-78 days.

Tumbling Tom Yellow Tomato

Here is the Tumbling Tom Yellow Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum. This tomato originates from the USA and some claim it to be a hybrid but we found it to be pretty stable. The fruits are a small yellow cherry shaped tomato type with a yellow skin and yellow-cream flesh inside that gets to about 1 inches round and weighting around 1 oz. The thing about this variety is it's a basket variety but a dwarf! Plants can get to 3.5 feet tall in really good soil but plants tend to get to 2.5 feet tall. They are Disease Resistant: V, F, N as well. This is a sub variety of the red Tumbling Tom tomato. Great for salads, eating fresh and for tomato sauce and paste! Open pollinated determinate regular leaf mid season 60-80 days.
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