Type: Slicing This gigantic heirloom hails from the hills of Kentucky and can reach two pounds! Considered a low-acid tomato, these yellow to orange fruits have a mild flavor. This is a heavy producing plant. Indeterminate.    Photo credit: Rareseeds.com

Type: Paste These compact plants produce high yields of versatile 2-3 ounce plum-shaped tomatoes.  Great choice for the home garden or containers. This is a 'paste type' tomato which makes its a great choice for slicing or use in sauces....

Type: Slicing Developed in the 1940's by M.C. Byles of West Virginia, this popular heirloom variety earned its unique name by providing Byles with enough funds to pay off his mortgage! Fruits are large, pink, and sweetly flavored. A classic slicing...

Type: Micro Dwarf Growing to only 6-9”, these tiny dwarf orange cherry tomato plants are still very prolific! Perfect for patios, mixed containers or even on bright windowsills.  Determinate. Suitable for container gardening. Photo credit: rareseeds.com

A true dwarf tomato, these plants will reach a maximum of around 3 feet making them perfect for small gardens or patio containers. Heavy producers with a long season, these purple-tinged beefsteak-type tomatoes are great for slicing or for sauces. ...

Widely regarded as one of the best paste tomatoes of all time, this Italian variety has been grown in Italy for centuries! Bright red in color with great taste, these tomatoes are great for sauces, cooking, or canning. Indeterminate.   

Type: Slicing An Heirloom from Tennessee, this variety has been grown by the Spear family since the 1950's. Unique in flavor and appearance, this tomato is unlike any other in you're garden. Large fruit retain their green color into maturity....

Type: Dwarf One-of-a-kind dwarf tomato with very meaty orange flesh with olive undertones.  Stocky three-foot plants are quite prolific and somewhat early to produce Suitable for container gardening, vines should be supported, especially once tomatoes are present.    Photo credit:...

Type: Grape Known as 'Grappoli D'Inverno' (translated to 'Winter Grape') these highly prolific plants produce tomatoes perfect for snacking. An old Italian heirloom, the name comes from the fact that the late-season harvested vines are traditionally hung to dry and...