Vegetables - Heirloom Tomato Seeds

Like its namesake, this tomato is extraordinary in every way. At one time declared to be "the largest tomato ever grown," this meaty, globe shaped variety is crack resistant and packed with great taste. Indeterminate.

This easy to grow heirloom tomato is a favorite among vegetable gardeners! Amana Orange produces huge tomatoes weighing up to 2 pounds and measuring up to 5 inches in diameter. A mildly flavored beefsteak type. Matures in 80 to 85 days.

Big Rainbow is an heirloom tomato with great color, flavor, and size! Reaching sizes up to 4 ½ inches in diameter, the fruit of this variety is orange with red markings and is loaded with delicious flavor! Maturity 85 days.

This unusual tomato comes from the Isle of Krim in the Black Sea. Its coloring varies from reddish brown to purple or green; the taste is bold and a little salty. This indeterminate variety requires staking or caging.

This Russian heirloom tomato does very well in cooler climates! The skin of Black Prince tomatoes are very deep red and their flesh ranges from deep red to brown. Sweet, low acid fruit! A favorite black tomato!

Brandywine Black produces deep maroon tomatoes that reach 12 to 16 oz. An heirloom tomato with great flavor! Matures in about 85 days.

This tomato variety produces firm, juicy, clear skinned tomatoes with great flavor! Brandywine Red tomatoes usually weigh over a pound, and are reddish pink in color. An open pollinated heirloom variety with vigorous plant. 90 days to maturity. Some parts of plant may be poisonous if ingested.

Turning yellow at maturity (about 90 days), this high yielding variety is a great choice for the vegetable garden! Yellow Brandywine tomatoes grow up to 1 ½ lbs! This heirloom tomato variety is packed with flavor and great for salads and sandwiches. Vigorous plants.

These dusty rose colored heirloom tomatoes mature in about 80 days and are extremely sweet flavored! Cherokee Purple is considered by many to be the best tasting tomato! Fruits average 12 ounces. A very productive heirloom variety! Certain parts of plant may be poisonous if injested.

From the Black Forest region of Germany, this picture perfect round tomato is a sensational addition to fresh salads and sandwiches. They are disease resistant and usually grow from 4-6 ounces. Indeterminate.

The Garden Peach produces small, 2 oz. fruits that are bright yellow to peach in color. This heirloom tomato truly does resemble a peach with its slightly fuzzy skin! Flavor is light, clean, and slightly fruit like! Highly resistant to splitting.

Known for their size and great flavor, Giant Belgian Pink tomatoes average 2 pounds but can get as large as 5 pounds! A great slicing variety, these heirloom tomatoes are mild and so sweet that they've been used in wine making! Very popular heirloom variety!

This is possibly the yellow version of the Giant Belgian. Vigorous, vining plant produces large yellow tomatoes with a wonderful flavor. An heirloom tomato from the pioneer garden that's been passed down over 150 years! About 90 days to maturity. Some parts of plant may be poisonous if ingested.

This heirloom tomato variety, Great White, produces beautiful, big tomatoes that are almost perfect! Juicy and full of flavor, with low acid and very few seeds! Vigorous plant has good foliage and provides good protection for its fruit! Fruit has good crack tolerance. 85 days to maturity. Certain parts of plant may be poisonous if ingested.

A unique heirloom tomato variety for the home vegetable garden or market! Green fruit is striped with yellow and darker green and its flavor is sweet yet zingy! Great way to add color and flavor to your dishes! Excellent for pickling, and fresh eating! Matures in about 75 days. Certain parts of plant may be poisonous if ingested.

This beefsteak type tomato is a favorite for slicing and fresh eating. The flesh is multicolored red, orange and yellow, and is low in acid. Growing up to two pounds, they require staking for best results. Indeterminate.

This heirloom paste and canning tomato is originally from Italy. Italian Roma tomatoes yield an abundance of 3 to 5 oz. fruit. With great flavor and few seeds, the firm, meaty flesh is great for cooking purposes! About 80 days to maturity.

Kellogg's Breakfast tomatoes produce large one to two pound fruit. Flesh and juice are vivid orange! These flavorful, heirloom tomatoes mature in approximately 80 days. Certain parts of plant may be poisonous if ingested.

Developed for the prairies of Canada, this hearty northern tomato is rich and meaty, well suited to slicing and preserving. It produces well and early in the season. Determinate.

Moneymaker is one of the oldest heirloom tomato varieties in the world! Deep red, smooth, round fruit grows in clusters of 6 to 10 tomatoes. Tomatoes average 4 oz. This variety does very well in hot conditions, but will bear in just about any weather, including humid conditions.

Mountain Princess is an early ripening heirloom tomato that is very productive! Firm fruit reaches 8 oz. and is mildly flavored. 45 to 68 days to maturity. This variety is suitable for growing in containers! Certain parts of plant may be poisonous if ingested.

New Yorker tomatoes grow on vigorous, compact, bush type plants. These heirloom tomatoes are 4-6 ounces and smooth and meaty, well colored. Does well in cool conditions. Adapted well to North-Eastern US. A good choice for either canning or fresh eating! Certain parts of plant may be poisonous if ingested.

An favorite old heirloom tomato variety that originated in a Mennonite community in Virginia. A great slicing tomato, Old German has wonderful flavor and beautiful variegated coloring! Fruit weighs 1 ½ to 2 lbs. Certain parts of plant may be poisonous if ingested.

A very rare variety, the Piedmont is an oval to pear shaped tomato with yellow and red mottled flesh. Indeterminate.

The Pineapple tomato is universally loved both for its size and its beauty. It grows up to 2 pound whoppers with stunning variegated yellow, orange, and red streaks. The taste has been described as fruity and sweet. Indeterminate.

This good tasting heirloom tomato is great for processing! The Polish Paste produces irregular pear shaped fruits up to 1 lb. in size. Originally from Poland. Matures in about 95 days. Certain parts of plant may be poisonous if ingested.

Originally developed for the heat and humidity of Texas, this excellent globe shaped tomato does very well in hotter climates and usually grows from 3-5 ounces. It serves equally well for fresh eating or for preserving. Indeterminate.

The name of this heirloom tomato, “Riesentruaube” is German for “giant bunch of grapes”, and these small ¾ oz. tomatoes grow in large clusters of 20 to 40. Similar flavor to that of a beefsteak tomato. Matures in approximately 70 days. Certain parts of plant may be poisonous if ingested.

An elongated paste tomato, the Sausage is especially good for preserving because of its low water content. One plant gives a good yield of tomatoes that can grow up to 6 inches long. Indeterminate.

As its name suggests, the Siberian tomato is famous for producing even in temperatures as low as 38 degrees. It grows a great number of extra sweet 4-6 ounce fruits. Determinate.

This small Czech tomato, pronounced 'stu-peach-ka,' is valued for its early maturity and sweet taste. The yield per plant is extraordinarily high. Indeterminate; best caged.

According to legend, this variety of tomato was developed for military troops stationed in Greenland. Very early maturity and extreme hardiness in cold climates make this small tomato a good choice, as well as the rich flavor. No staking needed. Determinate.

Sugar Lump tomatoes yield large amounts of ¾ to 1 inch fruits that are resistant to cracking. High quality heirloom tomatoes with sweet flavor! Matures in 65 days and produces until frost. Certain parts of plant may be poisonous if ingested.

Living up to its name, this cherry tomato boasts an extraordinarily high sugar content. A good producer, it grows in bunches if 8-10 tomatoes. Indeterminate.

With heavy foliage to shade it from the scorching Greek sun, this tomato is famous for being large and regularly shaped. The stunning color varies from yellow to red as it matures; it is usually disease and blemish free. Indeterminate.

White Wonder Beefsteak tomatoes have yellowish white flesh when mature and make a nice color contrast when served with red and orange varieties! Maintains good texture and flavor even when large! Mild and sweet with high sugar content! Great for fresh eating and canning! Heirloom Tomato.

This heirloom tomato originated from the University of Wisconsin. It gives a very high yield of 6-8 ounce tomatoes, and works well for preserving as well as fresh eating; it also defies disease and resists cracking, growing firm and smooth. Indeterminate.