06/21/2019
Current remainder on my heirloom tomatoes.
$5 each
3/$10
Photos of varieties in comments
Giant Australian Oxheart. 5
85/90days,
indeterminate
12 oz-2lbs
The delicious fruits of these large, wispy, regular leaf plants are huge (up to twenty ounces), red/pink in color, heart-shaped and possess very few seeds.
Tasmanian Blushing Yellow 5
Indeterminate
85 days
4-12oz
It features a pink blush, inside and out.
The flavor is rich and sweet, but with a pleasant tang as well.
Silky flesh.
Very sweet, pronounced tomato flavor with some citric
Growing tips:
These are heavy tomatoes, so be sure to stake or trellis these plants.
Victoria’s Smile. 4
Indeterminate
Plum/pear shape
80 days
This fine tomato was a creation from well known breeder, Mark McCaslin.
These are on vines, very heavy sprawling, mass producers of piriform striped fruits with multi-coloring and excellent sweet flavors.
Expect different ripening times well into mid and late season,
Cages or tall stakes as needed.
Mom’s 3
Indeterminate
80-85 days?
Mid season
6-12oz
Medium sized bi-colored beefsteaks
Delicious sweet and rich flavor.
Large plant with a high yield of yellow fruit with red marbling, outstanding flavor.
Noire Charbonneuse 3
Indeterminate
80 days
Smooth, perfect purple/black fruits are stunning to behold. Like satin, there is a sheen to the skin that is very beautiful. The flavor is smooooooth too, luscious and rich.
It's got that, 'what-is-it-about-black-tomatoes' flavor going on - Nice slicer size, but they can get big.
Black Vernissage 2
Indeterminate
75 days
This is a beautiful "black" tomato that has an iridescent greenish-red pattern on its skin.
They average 2-4 ounces in size, have fairly thick walls, and possess a sweet, slightly smokey flavor.
A beautiful variety with artistic flare.
The dark pink fruits are striped with purple.
About triple the size of an average cherry tomato, these unique and lovely salad tomatoes are gorgeous AND delicious.
The juicy flavor is rich and tangy.
The thick, crack-resistant skin.
Tomato 'Black Vernissage' was developed in the Ukraine.
Also known as Vernisazh Chernyi.
Beauty King 1
12-20 oz.
indeterminate
75-90
By far the best looking and tasting red yellow bi-color I have tried.
regular leaf.
Good to very good production.
Large stunning red yellow bi-color, yellow with flashy red stripes (not blotches). Interior is yellow with bright red streaks, very meaty.
Very good sweet tomato flavor.
Cross between a Big Rainbow and Green Zebra.
Italian Stallion 1
Indeterminate
8-16oz
80 days
An old Italian heirloom, probably originating from the city of Belmonte in the Calabria region.
A very dense and heavy paste tomato, worthy of its name.
The fruits are orange-red, large and often multi-lobed.
Bushy plants require a sturdy cage or stakes to hold the huge volume of fruit produced
Moderate sized sturdy plants with strong central stem, 70 days, baseball-sized red globes that grow close to main stem, productive, nice balance of sweet and old-fashioned tomato flavor, grows well in either garden or containers.
Tomesol White 1
70/80 days
3-8oz
Indeterminate
An amazing heirloom that is bursting with fragrance and natural goodness that’s hard to beat.
A regular leaf plant produces lots of 8 oz., pale yellow-white tomatoes with a pretty blush of pink on the blossom end.
Color will darken proportionately with the amount of sun exposure.
Exceptional, rich, complex,
It’s one of the whitest varieties that we have grown.
Vines are disease resistant and hard workers.
You can expect your first fruits around 70 days after transplant.
Vines are about 5 feet tall and produce bountiful harvests.
Orange Caprese 1
75/90 Days
Indeterminate
An unusually solid orange paste tomato (Artisans typically have stripes).
Fruits, 4", have green-shoulders that fade to orange as they ripen and have very fine-grained flesh with delicate sweet flavor.
Excellent when used to make orange sauces for pasta dishes and can also be added to red sauces to make them sweeter and brighter.
It is excellent used sliced in caprese salads, with a sweet rich flavor.
It is a vining, indeterminate variety with wispy leaves.
It produces heavily, approximately 75 days after transplant.
This variety does best when trellised, as it forms extensive vines.
Vines are about 5 feet tall and produce clusters of about 5 deep orange, 2 inch elongated fruits.
