This variety is the result of a cross between two great heirlooms, Big Rainbow and Green Zebra. The result is a plant that produces large, gorgeous bi-color fruits that are yellow with flashy red stripes on the outside and yellow with bright red streaks on the inside. Very meaty fruits have an excellent, sweet tomato flavor. ~80 days. Indeterminate.

A delicious and pretty cherry tomato similar to the very popular Black Cherry, but with fruit that generally grows a bit larger in size. Pulp is dark, red-purple and juicy. Flavor is quite sweet. Fruits are born in healthy sized clusters. Indeterminate. 75 days.

A Jeff Dawson creation of a cross between green Zebra and Marvel Stripe, named in honor of COPIA (the American Center of Food, Wine and the Arts). 6 oz., red and yellow striped slicer with great flavor.

This Oxheart type Italian heirloom has been a favorite in Italy for many years. Beautiful 12 oz. fruit have a delicious sweet taste. The fruits, similar to the shape of a heart, are great for fresh eating or cooking. Large vigorous vines. Indeterminate. 70 days.

This heirloom produces an abundant crop of deep-red, paste tomatoes. Fruits are 3-4 oz., oval and crack free. Matures earlier than most Italian plum types. Lots of rich tomato flavors. Great for snacking, sauces and salads.

When the 6th Earl of Edgecombe died in the 1960's, the heir to the title of 7th Earl was a relative in New Zealand who was a sheep farmer at the time. When he traveled to England to claim the title, he brought this tomato with him. The seeds for this New Zealand heirloom were made available through Carolyn Male, who found it the best of her 1996 seed trials. The smooth, 3-inch, round, uniformly ripening fruits are beautiful orange globes, typically borne in clusters of two or more. Flesh is firm, meaty and exceptionally flavorful.

Heirloom yellow cherry tomato, originally from Siberia. Large, sprawling, regular leaf plants that prolifically yield copious amounts of golden-yellow, cherry tomatoes about the size of a quarter produced in long, full clusters. The flavor very sweet with a delicious richness and complexity. A fantastic snacking tomato in the garden, and great for brightening up salads or pizza. Indeterminate. 75 days.

This very old variety from the 1860's is a brilliant 1" to 2 " yellow cherry tomato with big sweet flavors that explode in your mouth. Probably the best tasting yellow cherry and you will have enough to give them away by the basketful. Indeterminate. 75 days.

This wonderful variety came from a former U.N. worker in Kosovo, who passed it down to Carolyn Male. Huge, deep pink heart-shaped fruit has a sweet rich flavor and is very meaty while still being juicy. Production is excellent and the tomatoes are simply beautiful, but it is the delectable and intense tomato flavor that really makes this one special. Tomatoes can grow up to 1 pound, with ranges from 10 to 18 oz. Indeterminate. 75-80 days.

70 days-The translated name means "Malachite Box," named after the lovely green boxes that are made from this mineral that comes from the Ural mountains and other areas. This early, light-to-olive green, medium-sized tomato has succulent bright green flesh that is very flavorful and tasty. Plants are productive even in the North, as this variety was developed at Svetlana Farm in Russia, and it has been tested in Siberia!

French heirloom. Produces dependable heavy, clusters of 6-ounce deep red, slightly flattened, oblate fruits that are meaty, lightly lobed and contain an excellent, complex, slightly tart taste. This variety also does well in the cooler summer conditions of California's bay areas. An all-'round great tomato for slicing.

Brought to the America by a Mexican family living in the Midwest. This organic tomato's seeds produce very large, indeterminate, regular-leaf, prolific tomato plants that yield huge sets of 1-2 pound, slightly flattened, irregular shaped, dark-pink beefsteak tomatoes with terrific bold, tomato flavors. Plenty of sweetness with complementary acid flavors. A perfect tomato for slicing fresh and thick for sandwiches and sliced up in salads. Once you select this variety it will be in your garden every year. A great showplace tomato for the County Fair.

A prolific, rare, Russian tomato variety. Beautiful, smooth, round, "black" tomatoes that are dark mohagany with dark grey-green shoulders. Nyagous is a wonderfully firm and blemish-free, 6 oz. tomato with lots of sweet, complex fruit flavors and a clean acidic finish. Up to 6 fruits to a cluster. Nyagous is resistant to cracking. Indeterminate. 76 days.

Possibly the best early-season orange tomato. A medium sized, orange-skinned tomato with juice-filled pulp that has a nice, rich flavor. Fruit are quite uniform in growth and generally weigh a bit over 6oz. Determinate. 60 days.

Striking looks and outrageous flavor that is sweet, rich and juicy distinguish this heirloom tomato cross. Regular leaf plants produce an abundance of 2 to 4 oz. fruits that are port wine in color with metallic silver green stripes and dark colored flesh. Indeterminate. ~75 days.

From Russia. A fuzzy skinned 19th century variety producing lots of 2" deliciously flavored fruit. Eat as fresh as possible as this does not store well. Looks like a miniature peach. Probably the sweetest tasting of the Angora varieties.

A fairly newly introduced tomato, Rosalita bears heavy crops of beautiful rosy-pink colored grape tomatoes. Fruits have a good flavor, generally quite a bit more flavorful than normal grape tomatoes. Indeterminate. Bears early. 60-70 days.

A wonderfully delicious, early producing cherry tomato to rival Sun Gold tomato in flavor. Tall, very productive vines have huge yields of 3/4-inch, bright-red cherry tomatoes with that perfect combination of super sweet but slightly tart flavors. Indeterminate. 58 days.

A highly productive heirloom originally from the Sandul family who brought the seeds from Muldova. Beefsteak-styled fruits are large (1 lb.), pink, slightly flattened globes with firm, creamy flesh and slightly ribbed shoulders. What makes this variety stand out is its exceptional flavor. A high sugar content with well-balanced acidity. Indeterminate. 85 days.

An incredibly early and prolific producer of large juicy cherries which are a creamy white color! Flavor is very low in acid and makes stunning salads when mixed with chocolate cherry, gobstopper, Galina's, and Forest Fire tomatoes. One of our favorite varieties!

Heirloom from the Steppes of Asia. Medium-sized fruit are very flavorful, red, and flattened in shape. Great fresh or dried. 80 days.

This variety was collected at a monastery garden just outside of Istanbul, Turkey. Small 2" fruit are beautifully striped, red and gold. One of the best flavored small striped tomatoes. Good production all summer. Just recently introduced to the USA. Indeterminate. 80-85 days.

Medium sized, white tomato, with faint green stripes. The White Zebra is a pleasure to the eye and to the taste, having a nice, sweet flavor with moderate pulp. Fruits grow to 2-3".