Brandywine

Our most popular selling tomato.  Classic heirloom beefsteak that needs no introduction.  Considered by many as the best tasting heirloom tomato.

Cherokee Purple Tomato

This heirloom produces purple-pink-brown flattened globes weighing 12-16 oz.  They are sweet with rich tomato flavor.  This variety is reputed to have been grown originally by the native American Cherokee tribe.  Gorgeous meaty interior and one of our favorite varieties to eat.  85 days.

Caspian Pink Tomato

Hailing from Russia, this large heirloom produces late season prolific sweet fruits weighing 1-2 pounds.  This may be the best tasting tomato you've ever had.  Beats the famed Brandywine in several taste tests. 80 days indeterminate.  Will need strong staking for the heavy fruits. Produced many fruits even in last year's super wet weather.

Kellogg's Breakfast Tomato

There is nothing processed about this large orange heirloom which the name implies.  It has lots of juice and few seeds, it is both bright and tart weighing 1-2 lbs.  It gets rave reviews for its taste and productivity.  Indeterminate. 80 days.

Aunt Ruby's German Green Tomato

A tomato that impressed us in taste and color last year.  Imagine a plate of sliced beefsteaks with red, orange, and green colors...  This large heirloom beefsteak is originally from Tennessee.  They are succulent, sweet and wonderfully piquant.  It was a prolific grower for us right up until the first frost. Indeterminate, 85 days.

Mortgage Lifter Tomato

After several requests from Joe Dugan, we are growing this classic beefsteak heirloom tomato with a great name and a great story:

"Radiator Charlie" was facing bankruptcy in the 1930's. Even though he was not a plant breeder, he tried breeding 4 varieties of tomatoes together and came up with this large, pink- skinned, tasty and meaty tomato. He sold 1,000 plants of this tomato for $1 each and was able to pay off the mortgage with the proceeds. Charlie lived to the age of 97. Maybe it was the tomatoes! Fruits average 2 lbs & have very few seeds. 85 days

Paul Robeson Tomato

A medium sized heirloom (7-10 oz) with a cult following.  This red-black tomato with green shoulders looks similar to a Cherokee Purple but smaller in size.  It is one of the few heirlooms that does well in containers.  Also prefers a cooler spot in the garden and can put up with some cooler temperatures.  Smoky and sweet in flavor with a smooth velvet texture.  Indeterminate, 75-80 days.

Striped German Tomato

Large Bi-color heirloom beefsteak with a gorgeous interior when sliced with deep yellows and oranges.  Taste is superb, maybe one of the best tomatoes you've ever tasted.  Some fruits can grow over 2 lbs.  Indeterminate, 78 days.

Ramapo Tomato

Tomatoes have been designated the state vegetable of New Jersey.  The Ramapo was likely the inspiration.  Popular for decades, it disappeared in the 1990's only to be brought back by Rutgers in the last few years.  A perfect balance of sweet and tanginess, expect massive yields of flawless, medium-large fruits with old-fashioned flavor. Semi-determinate. 75 days.

Pink Berkeley Tie Dye Tomato

Start tripping with this gorgeous early 8-12 ounce port-wine colored tomatoes with green metallic stripes.  An absolute conversation piece in the garden.  Taste is similar to a Cherokee Purple.  Plant is more on the compact size growing to 4' and can do well in a large container. So prolific and one of the the most beautiful tomatos we've grown. 70-75 days.

Black Krim

From the Soviet Union, this heirloom black tomato with green gel is one of the more popular of the black varieties measuring 3-4".  Highly prized for its complex flavor - a hint of saltiness.  Heavy producer.  Also suitable for container growing. Indeterminate.

Ananas Noire or Black Pineapple Tomato

Developed by a Belgium horticulturist, this gorgeous beefsteak has greenish flesh and pink-red streaks.  It's flavor is super sweet, smoky with a hint of citrus.  Rather compact in growing these conversation piece tomatoes should be eaten quickly and don't store for very long probably because of the higher sugar content.  Indeterminate. 80 days

Dr. Whyches Yellow Tomato

Back by popular demand, this large yellow-orange tomato is packed with flavor, lots of meat and little seeds.  These 1 lb fruits have a smooth texture, sweet heirloom taste and heavy yields. 80 days

Bush Beefsteak Tomato

Perfect for small spaces and containters.  This early producing beefsteak is compact, prolific, growing only to a manageable 3 feet tall.  Tomatoes are tasty 8 ounces fruits in clusters.  Because it is both early producing and determinate, it frees up space for any fall and winter growing crops. Determinate, 62 days.

Rutgers Tomato

A vintage variety dating to 1920 when it was developed for Campbell soup.  Considered one of the best canning tomatoes producing bright red, crack-resistant fruit and also great for slicing and cooking.  This versatile tomato weighs in at 6-8 ounces with a small seed cavity.  Hearty tomato flavor and meaty and loved by many.  Determinate. 75 days

Copia Tomato

Beautiful large striped tomato with colors of gold and neon red.  The colors swirl together inside a meaty flesh.  Names in honor of Copia, the American Center for Food, Wine, and the Arts in Napa, CA. 80-90 days