| Celebrity Tomato (F1) #2975 |
A classic tomato with solid, bright-red fruits in the 1/2 lb. range with good flavor. Grows vigorously, with a long list of disease resistances (VF2NT). Classic tomato appearance with solid, bright red fruits in the 1/2 lb. range. Capable of very long harvest period under good conditions. A 1984 All-America Selections winner. Determinate. 78 days.
30 seeds per packet.
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| Mountain Magic Tomato (F1. OG) #2965 |
Exceptional flavor and disease resistance in a great looking and productive tomato. The flavor will compare well with any tomato you have ever eaten and may even move Mountain Magic to first position on your list. Averaging 2 oz. each, the Campari type tomatoes are borne in long strands and have a pleasing red color inside and out. Can be picked as they ripen or harvested as a truss. Disease resistance includes late blight plus moderate resistance to early blight. Highly resistant to cracking. Indeterminate. 75 days.
10 seeds per packet.
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| New Girl Tomato (F1, OG) #2967 |
New Girl is your best choice for your first tomatoes of the season. It has excellent flavor and disease resistance. The fruits weigh 4-7 oz. and hold their ripeness and flavor on the vine very well. Indeterminate. 62 days.
30 seeds per packet.
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| Ramapo - The New Jersey Tomato (F1) #3008 |
Ramapo was identified by the Rutgers University New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station as one of the hybrid tomato strains, nearly lost and forgotten, that has the legendary, old fashioned taste associated with New Jersey tomatoes. The mid-sized, 12-16 oz. fruits are produced in profusion on plants known for the reliability and vigor. Semi-determinate. 75-85 days to maturity.
30 seeds per packet.
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| Rutgers 250 Tomato (OP) #2978 |
This is an improved version of the Rutgers tomato, a variety that was introduced in 1934 and at one point was so successful most of the tomatoes grown around the world were Rutgers. The Rutger 250, so-named to celebrate the 250th anniversary of its namesake institution, has been developed for backyard gardeners who want old-fashioned fresh tomato taste. The mid-sized fruits grow in clusters on bushy plants which are productive without being overwhelming in size. Semi-determinate. 78 days.
30 seeds per packet.
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| Stupice Tomato (OG) #2997 |
Stupice is an heirloom tomato from Czechoslovakia with good flavor. Its other merit is that it is always the first full-sized tomato ready to harvest, fully a week or two before other varieties. It performs equally well in hot areas and in cool, short-season areas such as San Francisco. Smooth skinned, red, medium size. Early, indeterminate. 60-70 days.
Approx. 8,700 seeds per ounce. |
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| Estate Tomato (OG) #3003 |
NEW! Estate is the product of crossing three proven varieties: Stupice, Homestead and Peron Sprayless. Open pollinated and naturally disease resistant, Estate is a reliable variety for marginal tomato growing areas. Large, smooth fruits averaging 3-4" in diameter are borne on sturdy trusses. Estate has old-fashioned, full tomato flavor with juicy, meaty flesh. Indeterminate. OSSI (Open Seed Source Initiative) pledged variety. 65-70 days.
30 seeds per packet.
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| Mountain Merit Tomato (F1, OG) #2963 |
NEW! Mountain Merit is an early slicer that is resistance to many of the diseases that commonly affect home grown tomatoes including late blight, nematodes, Verticilium wilt, Tomato Spotted Wilt virus and Fusarium Wilt (races 1-3). Determinate plants produce heavy yields of 8-10 ounce fruit with excellent firmness, color and flavor. Long harvest window. All-America selection winner (Heartland region). Determinate. 75 days.
10 seeds per packet.
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| Carmello Tomato (F1) #2974 |
AVAILABLE AGAIN! One of our most popular tomato varieties for as long as we can remember. Carmello produces a large harvest of attractive, sweet and full flavored fruits. Most customers think they are a nearly perfect example of what a garden fresh tomato should be. The fruits are medium sized, about 5-7 oz. Mid-season. VFN resistant. Indeterminate. 70 days.
20 seeds per packet. |
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| Damsel Tomato (F1, OG) #2993 |
NEW! Late-blight resistant tomato with all the characteristics of your favorite large, pink heirloom! Globe-shaped tomatoes are 10-12 ounces and bursting with juicy, heirloom flavor. Compact, indeterminate plants are high-yielding. Fruit holds well after harvest and retains its rich flavor. HR: LB, N, V. 73 days. |
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| Copia Tomato (OG) #3480 |
NEW! Copia is a beautiful tomato with a mix of orange and red striping. Sweet and juicy fruits average 12-16 ounces. Visually appealing variety - great for market displays! Bred by Jeff Dawson and named after COPIA, the American Center for Food, Wine and the Arts, in Napa, CA. A cross between Green Zebra and Marvel Striped. 85 days. |
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