a popular, indeterminate heirloom beefsteak tomato, known for producing massive, golden-yellow fruits often weighing 1–2 lbs with a sweet, low-acid, and tangy flavor. These robust, potato-leaf plants grow very tall, requiring sturdy staking or caging to support their heavy, slow-maturing yields over a long season.
Height: 5 to 9ft
Pink Brandywine is a renowned, 1880s heirloom beefsteak tomato known for its large (1-2 lb), reddish-pink fruits with intense, sweet, and tangy flavor. These indeterminate, "potato-leaved" plants are vigorous and tall, often growing 6–9 feet high, requiring sturdy support. They mature late (80-100 days) and have a thin-skinned, delicate, yet richly flavored fruit.
Height: 8 to 10ft
a popular indeterminate, heirloom tomato (pre-1890) known for its dusky, dark-purple color, complex smoky-sweet flavor, and large 10-16 oz beefsteak fruits. The plant is robust and productive.
Height: 4 to 6ft
compact, determinate, bush-type plants typically reaching 3–4 feet in height, making them excellent for containers and small gardens. They are renowned as paste tomatoes, prized for their meaty texture, low moisture content, high yields, and uniform ripening.
Height: 3 to 4ft
Chocolate Cherry tomatoes are highly productive, indeterminate heirloom plants known for their unique, dusky, reddish-brown 1-inch fruits and complex, sweet-tangy flavor. Plants grow vigorously, usually reaching 4 to 6 feet (or sometimes 8 feet) in height, making them ideal for staking or caging.
Height: 4 to 6ft
an indeterminate, open-pollinated cherry tomato (approx. 62–70 days) known for its intense honey-sweet flavor, high crack resistance, and golden-orange, sometimes pointed, fruit.
Height: 5 to 7+ft
highly productive, heirloom, indeterminate vines known for their intense sweetness (12-14% sugar content) and low acidity. They produce large, heavy clusters of 15-20 bright red, 1–1.5 inch fruits.
Height: 5 to 8ft