Yellow Pear -
is a beloved choice among heirloom tomato gardeners due to its distinct yellow color and pear shape. This particular variety has been around since the 1800s and is known for being a vigorous indeterminate tomato. It yields an abundant harvest of small, sweet, and mildly flavored fruit that resemble pears in shape. The Yellow Pear is highly sought after as a table tomato and stands out for its tolerance to colder temperatures compared to other tomatoes. It has the ability to continue producing well into the fall season, making it an excellent option for those looking for a longer growing period.
 
Cherry tomato -
plant is known for its plentiful clusters of delicious, juicy fruits. It can thrive in various environments, including gardens, patios, and even indoor spaces. If you plan to grow them in hanging baskets, it's best to choose a smaller variety that is more suitable for this type of cultivation. The time required for harvesting may differ slightly depending on the specific variety chosen but will generally be shorter than that of larger tomatoes. On average, expect to harvest your cherry tomatoes in about 75 days.
 
Black Cherry- 
The delightful and flavorful Black Cherry tomatoes were developed in Florida by the late Vince Sapp. These round fruits, weighing around 20 grams, showcase an appealing purple-brown hue. Widely regarded as one of the most delicious tomato varieties available, they offer a delightful taste experience. Additionally, these tomatoes are known for their high yield. Despite our efforts, we have yet to discover a hybrid tomato that surpasses the exceptional flavor of Black Cherry. This variety is indeterminate and has received USDA certification as organic.
 
Roma tomato -
is a well-liked type of tomato that is smaller in size and has a shape resembling a pear or plum. It is an excellent option for those who want to make sauce or canning. The determinate growers of this tomato type typically don't grow more than 4 feet tall and yield a good amount of fruit, hence being ideal for people who have limited space.
 
Brandywine tomato -
are among the oldest heirloom tomato varieties, and have been grown for well over 100 years. They produce a large, slightly sweet, black, beefsteak tomato that can weigh 1 ½ pounds. Time to maturation can be as long as 100 days after tranplanting. Indeterminate growing vines can reach 9 feet in height with plenty of light and heat.
Beefsteak tomato -
are the largest type of tomatoes, often weighing one pound or more. At maturity, they have a ribbed outer texture and show a pink to red coloring. Beefsteaks are indeterminate growers, and typically require 80-100 days after transplanting to reach maturity.
 
German Johnson-
This Brandywine variety is known for its increased vigor and higher yields. It is recommended for those looking to achieve higher productivity in growing pink heirloom tomatoes. Compared to the regular Brandywine, this type is earlier to mature, more uniform in size, and slightly smaller, weighing between 8-16 oz. The fruits of this variety offer a deep, acidic tomato flavor and have a rich, creamy texture. It is important to note that this particular strain is the regular-leaf type, which means it matures earlier and has a higher yield compared to the potato-leaf strain. It is classified as indeterminate and is USDA Certified Organic.
 
Striped German-
Red and yellow fruit with a two-tone color. The tomatoes are flat and medium to large in size, with varying ridges on the shoulders. They have a beautiful marbled interior when sliced. The taste is complex and fruity, and the texture is smooth. The vines are of medium height and produce fruit that weighs over 12 ounces. These tomatoes are indeterminate and have been certified organic by the USDA.
 
Cherokee- 
Uniquely diverse range accompanied by a complete and robust taste.Renowned for its exquisite richness and delightful texture, this heirloom variety holds a special place in the hearts of enthusiasts. The fruits, which are medium to large in size and have a flattened globe shape, weigh between 8-12 ounces. Their color is a captivating dusky pink with dark shoulders, offering a visually stunning appeal. Inside the fruit, the multilocular chambers showcase an array of vibrant colors ranging from purple to brown to green. The vines of this variety grow relatively short, while its indeterminate nature ensures a continuous harvest. Additionally, it is worth mentioning that this variety is USDA Certified Organic, guaranteeing its adherence to strict organic farming standards.
 
Brandywine Yellow-
A Brandywine variety that is orange in color and has a rich flavor. The size of the fruits is bigger compared to Valencia. This type of tomato plant has potato-like leaves and can be challenging to cultivate. The shape of the fruit may vary from rough to smooth, depending on the year. It is an indeterminate variety and is USDA Certified Organic.
 
Ace 55- (Determinate Tomato) 
VF Tomato Seeds, a variety of Solanum lycopersicum, have a maturity period of 85 days from transplanting. These seeds are non-GMO and belong to an annual, open-pollinated, heirloom category. Ace 55 VF tomatoes are determinate and suitable for cultivation in garden plots, raised beds, and greenhouses. They exhibit resistance to Verticillium Wilt, Fusarium Wilt Race 1, and Alternaria Stem Canker. The tomatoes produced by these seeds are medium-large in size, with a vibrant red color and thick walls. They have a low-acid content, making them ideal for slicing.
 
Oregon Spring -
Tomato Seeds have a maturity period of 58 days from transplanting. These Solanum lycoperscium seeds are non-GMO, open-pollinated, and heirloom. The tomatoes produced are determinate, slicing tomatoes that weigh around 6-7 ounces. This variety is suitable for growing in various settings such as containers, garden plots, raised beds, and greenhouses. One notable characteristic of Oregon Spring tomatoes is their resistance to Verticillium Wilt. The plants themselves have a compact growth habit, producing clusters of 4-inch fruits. Due to their compact size and determinate growth, they are an ideal choice for gardeners with limited space or those growing in containers or raised beds.
 
Red Pear-
Tomato Seeds, scientifically known as Solanum lycopersicum, have a maturity period of 70 days from transplanting. These tomato seeds are non-GMO, annual, open-pollinated, and considered an heirloom variety. They belong to the indeterminate cherry tomato category and are popularly referred to as teardrop tomatoes. These versatile seeds can be grown in various settings including garden plots, raised beds, and greenhouses.