SOLD OUT [We suggest Art Zaino, Box Car Willie, or German Johnson as an alternative.] Classic old-time tomato flavor from a sturdy plant that produces good yields of medium-sized, crimson beefsteaks that average about eight ounces. Sweet, slightly acidic flavor. Solid, meaty texture makes it a perfect slicer. Mid season. Photo used with permission ©TomatoFest

SOLD OUT [We suggest Arkansas Marvel, Hillbilly, or Solar Flare as an alternative.] Large (8-16 oz), meaty beefsteak. Very flavorful – sweet and mild with fruity overtones. Red and yellow stripes with dark purple to black cowl on shoulders. Good ability to hang on the vine and maintain flavor and texture. Mid-season. Very durable plant. Photo used with permission ©Wild Boar Farms.

SOLD OUT. [We suggest Afternoon Delight, Dad's Sunset, Hillbilly, Solar Flare, or Summer of Love as alternatives.] Large (10-16 oz) fruit is fantastic bi-color slicer. Flavor is sweet and earthy with initial fruitiness and a wonderful citrus aroma. Texture is both meaty and juicy. Shoulders turn darker as fruit is exposed to continued sunlight. Vines are hardy, prolific and tall that remain productive even in low temperatures. Good disease resistance. [Very limited quantity] Photo used by permission ©Tomato Revolution.

SOLD OUT [We suggest Eva Purple Ball, Illini Star, or Polaris as an alternative.] This rare, 3” wide, crimson-pink beefsteak features thick, meaty texture. An extraordinary slicer with sweet, long lasting flavor. Extended shelf life. Mid season. Photo used with permission ©Bene Seeds.

A classic orange beefsteak that often gets 5” wide and weighs two pounds. Mild, sweet, tropical-fruit flavor. Late season producer. Low acid, perfect for sensitive stomachs. Photo used with permission ©TomatoFest.

SOLD OUT [We suggest Benevento, Berkeley Tie-Dye Pink, or Kookaburra Cackle as an alternative.] Wonderful in every way! Smooth multi-colored fruit (green, yellow and purple mix) weighs about 1½ lbs. The flesh is bright green with deep red streaks. Its superb flavor is both sweet and smoky with a hint of citrus. Highly productive. Mid season. Photo ©Baker Creek

A bi-color classic. Large (4” wide) beefsteak features a meaty texture, red/orange striped coloring and a distinctively sweet, well-balanced flavor with a hint of peach. A must for hamburgers, sandwiches, and even salads. Late season. Photo used with permission ©TomatoFest.

A CHICAGO TOMATO MAN EXCLUSIVE! A hefty, two-to-three pound beefsteak with a flavor equal to its size. Remarkably sweet, bold flavor. Its meaty texture also makes it ideal for sauces. Late season. The seeds were brought to America from Calabria, Italy 100 years ago by Art Zaino who grew this beauty and saved the seeds year after year. His son-in-law Andy Zimmerman – one of our customers – has graciously allowed me to offer these plants to you. A true family heirloom.

The beautiful (red with yellow stripes) is absolutely perfect on a BLT. It’s a medium-sized beefsteak (8-12 oz) with a firm, meaty texture that makes slicing easy and clean. The plant is vigorous, productive and highly resistant to disease. And the flavor is wonderfully rich and smooth. Photo used with permission, ©Bene Seeds

The stunning beefsteak has an undertone color of port wine with yellow/pink/green stripes. Each color holds its own distinctive flavor resulting in a dazzling spicy, sweet, tart combination. Medium sized (9-12 oz.) Strong cool weather performer. Groovy! Photo: ©Baker Creek.

A deep black, meaty, 3” wide (8-10 oz.) tomato with a rich flavor that’s smooth and savory with earthy tones. A rare black that’s easy on acid-sensitive stomachs. Hangs well on the vine with long shelf life. Indescribably stunning in a salad. Mid-season. Photo: ©Katie Schnepf – customer who grew this in 2021.

Timeless favorite! A connoisseur’s choice for salads and slicing. Plant yields large (12-16 oz, 3”) burgundy beefsteaks with deep green shoulders. Intense, slightly salty flavor. One of our most popular varieties. Mid season. Photo used with permission ©TomatoFest

SOLD OUT [We suggest Chestnut Chocolate, Lucid Gem, or Paul Robeson as an alternative.] Medium-size (8-12 oz, 3” wide) beefsteaks are burgundy with a beautiful green and olive-green stripes.. The sweet flavor and juicy, meaty texture makes this tomato perfect for summer salads and hamburgers. Mid season. Production is especially abundant. Photo ©Wild Boar Farms

Heavy producer of red/pink beefsteaks (6-8 oz, 2.5” wide) with gorgeous, blue-black shoulders. Flavor is sweet and rich with low acid. Sunburn resistant and crack resistant. Loaded with antioxidants! Mid season. Photo used with permission ©Wild Boar Farms

SOLD OUT [We suggest Abe Lincoln, Box Car Willie, or Rutgers or as an alternative. The classic heirloom. The 4” wide, 12-18 oz. fruit is scarlet with dark pink to purple cast. Lightly ribbed. Meaty texture with earthy, sweet flavor. Late season and very heat tolerant. A family favorite. Photo used with permission ©TomatoFest

SOLD OUT [We suggest Black Krim, Purple Calabash, or Polaris or as an alternative.] The classic heirloom. Wonderful in salads and on sandwiches. Your hamburger will politely request a slice of this one! Very productive plants yield dusky rose to burgundy colored, 3½” wide fruit with deep red interiors. Very popular because of its rich, complex and sweet flavor. Late season. Photo used with permission ©TomatoFest.com

Large, 10-15 oz. fruit is very smooth, uniform and lovely. Slightly tart, yet delightfully sweet, fruity flavor. Highly disease resistant. Very dense and juicy flesh make it a winner for hamburgers and BLTs. Like most orange tomatoes, less acidic. Keeps well. Mid-season. Photo used by permission. ©TomatoFest

A beefsteak shaped like a paste variety! With a bright fruity flavor that's perfect for caprese salads and pizzas.Beautifully red-and-yellow, it’s firm and meaty texture is truly wonderful. It ripens at mid season into an elongated shape. Photo used with permission, ©Bene Seeds

Big, leafy, tall plant that produces large (12-18 oz.) red-pink beefsteaks with a strong, robust, classic tomato flavor. A wonderful sandwich tomato. Great for canning, too! Good disease resistance. Thrives when the weather’s hot & humid. Mid to late season. Photo used with permission. ©TomatoFest

A classic heirloom. Large 4”, heavily-ribbed, orange-yellow beefsteak fruit. Very sweet, strong fruity flavors. Less acidic. Slcie it up in a salad with other multi-colored varieties for a stunning visual sensation. Late season. Photo used with permission. ©TomatoFest.com

SOLD OUT [We suggest Art Zaino, Polaris or Rutgers as an alternative.] A big plant with big fruit named for a big chef with a big personality. The chef herself gave her blessing to this variety. The tall plant yields an abundant crop of 4”, deep-pink, lightly fluted beefsteaks, each with a robust flavor and firm, juicy texture. Great for slicing and sandwiches. Mid-season. Photo used with permission. ©TomatoFest.

A large plant that produces giant fruit – typically 1 –3 pounds with a refreshingly sweet flavor and a hint of saltiness. Slightly flattened, the globes have a bright, smooth, golden skin with subtle green shoulders. Very productive. Slightly ribbed. Mid-season. Photo: ©BakerCreek

Vigorous, productive and compact plant that’s a natural for containers. The rich and tart flavor of the fruit is complimented by a meaty texture and delicious juice. Early to mid season. The fruit measures around in 3” diameter so it’s perfect for slicing onto sandwiches, hamburgers and BLTs. Photo used by permission ©TomatoRevolution

SOLD OUT [We suggest Benevento, Berkeley Pink Tie-Dye, or Dad’s Sunset as an alternative.] A brawny (10-14 oz), deeply ribbed beefsteak with exquisite red and yellow striping. The juicy texture and bold, buttery flavor well balanced between sweet and tart beg for a pairing with that hamburger fresh off the grill. Mid season, typically lasting until frost. Photo used with permission. ©Bene Seeds

Purple and yellow beefsteak is sweet with fruity tones. Very meaty with very few seeds. Great heat tolerance. Very good production. Stays ripe on the vine. Excellent shelf life. Mid to late season. Photo used by permission. @Wild Boar Farms

SOLD OUT [We suggest Art Zaino, Box Car Willie, or German Johnson as an alternative.] The classic heirloom beefsteak. One of America's favorites. Crimson fruit has meaty texture and a rich, sweet, bold flavor that compliments the strong taste of any sandwich or hamburger. Fruit regularly weighs in at 2 pounds. Photo used with permission ©TomatoFest

A classic heirloom loved by admirers! Mild, super-sweet tasting fruits often grow to more than 1 lb. each. Comparatively low acid – loads of flavor yet easy on sensitive stomachs. Pretty and luscious, this tomato has rich yellow undertones covered with pinkish-red striping. Mid-season. Photo ©Victory Seeds

SOLD OUT [We suggest Box Car Willie, German Johnson, or Sgt Peppers as an alternative.] Big, brawny and beefy! With bodaciously bold flavor. Moderate to heavy yield of crimson slicers that can get up to 4" wide. The ultimate sandwich tomato. Great disease resistance. Mid season. Produces until frost. (Limited quantity) Photo used with permission. ©TomatoFest.

Hefty beefsteaks taste sugary sweet with a complex flavor that carries a hint of peach. The texture is juicy and a little crunchy. Plants require sturdy staking, as they are wildly productive with very large fruit (10 - 16 oz.) A family favorite. Mid to late season. Photo: ©Baker Creek Seeds

A beautiful variety with flavor as deep and profound of the voice of its namesake. Luscious, exotic taste and good acid/sweet balance. Slightly flattened and round, 4” beefsteak. Deep maroon with dark-green shoulders and red flesh in its interior. Mid-season. Photo used with permission. ©TomatoFest

A sibling of the legendary Atomic Grape, this tomato packs all the unbelievably sweet, languid flavor, extended vine hang-time and abundant production in a larger and meatier body. The lavender and contrasting chartreuse give each fruit a unique look. Large cherry size and slightly elongated. What a combo! Crack resistant. Mid season. Photo used with permission ©Wild Boar Farms.

Our best-selling variety! Extraordinary flavor – sweet, tart and savory. The 2” oblong fruit has lavender and purple on the shoulders with olive-green, red, and brown/blue marbling Rugged constitution and high productivity. Mid-season. A variety we grow in our own garden every year. Photo: Baker Creeek Seeds

Surprise your salad! Mild, well-balanced flavor with surprising citrus notes. Large cherry fruit displays golden orange with burgundy shoulders. Juicy texture. Excellent production. A sister of the fabled Atomic Grape It can hang on the vine for weeks at a time while fully ripened. Plus, it can also last for several weeks at room temperature after being harvested. Mid season. Photo used with permission ©Wild Boar Farms.

SOLD OUT [We suggest Madera, Maglia Rosa, or Marzano Fire as an alternative.] Prolific plant produces multiple clusters of 1”, red, pear-shaped fruit. Wonderfully sweet, balanced tartness with acidic slightly prevailing. Excellent for fresh eating, drying, or canning. Mid-season. Abundant producer. Photo used with permission ©TomatoFest.

Highly productive golfball-size cherry fruit. Rich, smoky flavor. Juicy with a long finish on the palate. Difficult to find in the United States. A little tomato that thinks it is an intense black beefsteak. Photo used by permission ©TomatoRevolution.

The standard of excellent flavor. Ridiculously abundant plant yields of dozens and dozens of 1”, round, red/burgundy cherry tomatoes. Super sweet flavor bursts in your mouth. Late season. Large, sprawling, vigorous plant. A family favorite we grow every year.

SOLD OUT [We suggest Atomic Grape, Black Cat, or Black Cherry as an alternative.] Deep, sugar sweet flavor with grape and plum overtones – a perfect balance of sweet and tart. Large cherry fruit. A real beauty with marbled colors of blue, scarlet and gold. Extremely productive and early variety makes it the popular choice for discerning tomato lovers. We grow this one every year!

SOLD OUT [We suggest Pink Bumblebee, Purple Bumblebee or Queen of the Night as an alternative.] Large plant yields abundant crops of tart, but very sweet 1”, scarlet cherry tomatoes. Highly flavorful. Incredibly popular –one of our top sellers every year! Mid-season. Photo used with permission ©TomatoFest.com

Munchable gold! Classic tomato flavor with slight tropical undertone. Ridiculously productive, disease resistant, vigorous plant bears slightly elongated 1.5” wide fruit with a firm, meaty texture. Especially delicious in salads. Sets fruits early and keeps bearing through late season. Photo used with permission. ©Bene Seeds

SOLD OUT [We suggest Atomic Fusion, Golden Cherrywine, or Yellow Marble as an alternative.] Bright, sweet flavor in golden, grape-size (¾”) fruit. A great snacking tomato. Grab a handful right off the vine and pop ’em in your mouth. Extremely productive plant with abundant crop mid to late season. Photo used with permission. ©TomatoFest

SOLD OUT [We suggest Golden Hour, Marong Moon, or Taste of Paradise as alternatives.] Dessert tomato, for sure. Exceptionally sweet, full-bodied, honey-flavor, golden orbs. An open-pollinated cherry (1.5”) comparable to Sun Gold, this one will make your day. Snackable, munchable. Crack and disease resistant. Photo ©Secret Seed Cartel.

Early and very prolific. Flavor is sweet, with hints of gooseberry and a nicely tart tomatoey finish. The grape-to-cherry size fruit features a pinkish red color and a meaty texture. Perfect to grow in containers on patios, porches and balconies. Photo: ©Victory Seeds

Taste so sweet! Cherry-sized fruit is dark purple with green shoulders. Disease resistant and crack resistant. Exceptionally flavorful and abundant. Perfect for snacking. Early to mid season. Photo used by permission. ©Karen Olivier & NorthernGardenerCanada.

SOLD OUT [We suggest Atomic Fusion, Lucky Tiger or Norwood Meiners as an alternative.] A wildly colored tomato, Kryptonite yields globe shaped fruits with tangy-flavored pulp. The fruits ripen to large cherries in a golden yellow-green color with strong streaks of blue. Truly exotic-looking! Long shelf life. Mid season. So tasty it makes Superman weak in the knees! Photo used by permission. ©Wild Boar Farms

A cherry tomato with sweet, complex flavor. Ripe fruit can be stored for up to two weeks at room temperature. Moreover they can be refrigerated (which, normally, you NEVER do with tomatoes) at 50° Fahrenheit for up to a month. Late season. Red/mahogany with lovely green shoulders. Photo used with permission, ©Bene Seeds.

Early and highly productive cherry variety. Full, sweet, slightly acidic flavor. Harvest when fruit transitions to light-pink. Slightly elongated. Smooth, crimson/pink skin mottled like the pink jersey worn by the lead racer in the Tour of Italy. 2.5” long. Early season. Photo used with permission, ©Bene Seeds.

NEW FOR 2024! Green-and-dappled-yellow fruit deliver a luscious blend of sweet, tart and a pleasant citrus aftertaste that lingers on the palate. Abundant clusters set a range of 2-3 oz. shapes – from oval to pear-shaped to heart-shaped. Good disease resistance. For a wacky, but tasty treat, drop one into a gin and tonic!. Late season. (Limited quantity) Photo used with permission ©Wild Boar Farms

NEW FOR 2024! Pale yellow cherry with smooth, subtle, sweet flavor. Vigorous, productive plant sets fruit mid season and tolerates both hot and cool weather. Easy to grow. Addictively snackable – off the vine and into your mouth by the handful. Photo used by permission. @Wild Boar Farms

SOLD OUT [We suggest Agi Red, Pink Bumblebee, or Queen of the Night as an alternative.] Very productive. Very early. Scarlet-pink, cherry tomato with robust, sweet flavor. Stays fresh on the vine and easily harvested by trimming off an entire cluster. Fantastic on a salad or eating by itself. Early season, but vigorous enough to endure the heat of summer. Photo ©Baker Creek Seeds.

Abundant clusters of striped, large-cherry fruit (3 oz.) with silky smooth, sweet flavor and firm, juicy texture. Great choice for salads, fresh snacks, and even salsas! Mid-to late season. Photo used by permission. ©Wild Boar Farms

Wondrous flavor! Ridiculously sweet! A true delight. The taste can change with different stages of ripening, starting when the fruit shows green streaks on the shoulders to its final maturity of deep crimson with mottled yellow stripes. Performs well in containers. Crack resistant fruit that tolerates both hot days and cool nights. Photo used by permission. ©Bene Seeds

A beautiful pink cherry tomato with green shoulders. The flavor is bright and complex – perfect for salads and especially for snacking. The plant is vigorous and a very productive yielding a remarkable abundance of fruit. Photo used with permission, ©Bene Seeds

Flavor is complex, smoky and well-balanced between sweet and tart. Meaty texture provides a delectable accent to any salad. Full-size plants produce an abundance of dusky purple cherry tomatoes with grey-green stripes even when the temperatures are cool. Crack resistant. Good disease tolerance. Mid season. Photo used by permission, ©TomatoFest

SOLD OUT [We suggest Spoon as an alternative.] Adorable miniature tomatoes! Vigorous branches yield hundreds of 1/4" sweet and slightly tart fruit. Cascading lends well to hanging baskets and tall containers. Interesting in salads and preserves. Excellent for fresh eating and garnishes. Fruit are bright red but occasionally golden. Big plant, tiny fruit. Photo used with permission. ©TomatoFest

NEW FOR 2024! Cherry tomatoes just too darn big? Grab a spoonful of Spoon! Classic tomato flavor that’s ginormous, bold, and tangy. All in a bright crimson pea-sized fruit. A wonderfully ornamental edible that can thrive even in a hanging basket. Freeze them whole (you’ll probably have more than you can eat) and enjoy homegrown tomatoes all winter long. Mid season. (Very limited quantity.) Photo: ©Baker Creek Seeds

One of our most popular varieties! Slightly larger than a typical cherry, bursting with bright, sweet, tropical flavor. Luminous swirls of reds and oranges, inside the fruit and out! Outstanding in salads. Luscious to eat right off the vine. We grow this one in our own garden every year. Mid season. Photo used with permission, ©Bene Seeds

SOLD OUT [We suggest Golden Cherrywine, Napa Chardonnay, or Yellow Marble as an alternative.] Sweet and intensely fruity with an elusive umami flavor. Meaty texture despite the fruit’s marble size. Vigorous and productive plant. A delightful treat for salads and hors d’oeuvres platters . . . if you don’t eat them all before leaving your garden! Crack resistant. Mid season. Photo used by permission ©Wild Boar Farms.

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! Big plant that’s super prolific! It yields hundreds (bowls and bowls and bowls and . . . ) of ½” delicious, sweet marble-size fruit. Great for snacking like popcorn. Very hardy plant. Starts mid-season and produces until frost. Often reseeds each year. Loved by the family (and the neighbors who get all the extras! Photo used with permission. ©TomatoFest.com

Zesty, sweet and delicious flavor. Huge, productive, bushy plant yields abundant quantities of bright yellow, 1” fruit. So many, you’ll be giving them to your neighbors. The beautiful, delicate pear-shaped fruit adds a delightful look to any salad. Plant sets fruit from mid-season until frost. Photo used with permission. ©TomatoFest.com

Great for sauces and pastes. Very juicy texture with a mild, balanced flavor that intensifies when cooked. Productive and compact plant (2 to 4 feet). Brown up this variety on toast for a true breakfast treat. If you like San Marzano types for cooking, this variety takes it up to the next level. Mid season. Container friendly. Photo used by permission ©TomatoRevolution

Sweet, juicy and tangy flavor in very early, 2”, red, round, crack-resistant fruit. Compact (4” tall) plant produces in abundance. Perfect for containers on patio or balcony. For ten years, customers have repeatedly requested “Bee-lee Nai-eef” plant. Photo used with permission ©TomatoFest

A fantastic experience awaits! Blush is an elongated, golden-yellow saladette tomato dappled with pink and yellow marbling as the fruit ripens. The flavor is bright, sweet and tropical. It grows well both in containers and in the ground. Mid season. Photo used with permission, ©Bene Seeds

SOLD OUT [We suggest Extreme Bush, Madera, or Rosy Finch as an alternative.] Short, bushy, compact and prolific, this determinate plant grows to three feet, yields huge amounts of very early 8-10 oz. beefsteaks bursting with very sweet flavor. Great for containers. Photo used with permission ©TomatoFest.com

SOLD OUT. [We suggest Green Zebra, Michael Pollen, or Saucy Mary as alternatives.] Visual stunner. Wondrous plum-sized (1.5” wide, 2-3 oz) saladette ripens to a glowing yellow dappled with green. Sweet flavor with fruity aroma. Juicy texture. Productive dwarf plant. Great for salads, eating fresh and sauce and paste! Early to mid season. [Limited quantity] Photo used by permission ©TomatoRevolution

Want your tomatoes before everyone else? This one’s for you! Extra-early, compact variety yields an abundant crop of 2” wide, round, dark-pink fruit featuring sweet yet tangy flavor. Perfect for container gardening in patio, balcony or porch. Photo used with permission ©TomatoFest

“Somewhere over the rainbow . . . .” Tangy-sweet, wistful flavor on a dwarf-size plant. Bright lime green, 2” fruit striped in yellow. Interior is green when ripe. Very healthy and productive. Great for containers but strong in the garden as well. Mid season. Photo used by permission. ©Karen Olivier & Northern Gardener Canada.

A winner for a patio or balcony! Tremendously productive, 12” to 20” tall plant thrives in containers! Two-inch wide fruit taste pleasingly sweet and juicy. Early season. Highly disease resistant. Photo: ©Victory Seeds

Delicate, thin skin with mild, sweet, tropical-fruit flavor. Garden Peach features a soft fuzz that adorns the leaves and the fruit. Hardy, vigorous plant produces an abundance of 1½” wide fruit with a peach color outside and a hint of red inside. Very container friendly. Photo used with permission. ©Tomato Monster

The variety you’ve been waiting for! A large, slightly elongated, yellow-green cherry variety with green stripes with a bright, sweet taste. Container friendly. A wonderfully unusual shape, color and high-note flavor profile in summer salads. Photo used with permission, ©Bene Seeds.

Extremely productive, container-friendly, dwarf plant produces pale-yellow cherry (2-3 oz.) tomatoes. Bite-sized treats are great for salads and snacking. Pleasant, balanced flavor. Photo: ©Victory Seeds

Dwarf plant that produces a range of sizes (4–16 oz) beefsteaks with a dreamy, tangy yet slightly sweet flavor! Dark crimson/pink with green stripes. A winner for growing in a container on a patio or balcony. Enter Sandman, indeed. Photo used by permission ©TomatoRevolution

SOLD OUT [We suggest Audrey’s Love, Dynamite Delight, or Kookaburra Cackle as an alternative.] Container friendly. Only three feet tall, but an abundant producer of large clusters of elongated cherry-size fruit (1–2 oz.) Bright, balanced but slightly tart flavor. Wonderful in salads or for snacking. Photo used by permission ©Tomato Revolution

NEW FOR 2024! [We suggest Kookaburra Cackle, Audrey’s Love, or Metallica as alternatives.] Flavor is sweet with smoky finish that lingers on the palate. Prolific. Sets hefty maroon and red beefsteak-size fruit, surprisingly large for a dwarf plant. Slightly ribbed. Solid, meaty texture. Mid season. (Very limited quantity) Photo ©Secret Seed Cartel.

SOLD OUT [We suggest Gothic Princess, Chestnut Chocolate or Amethyst Jewel as an alternative.] Rare and stunning, purple-and-scarlet tapered fruit that weighs three ounces and tastes delightfully sweet with a fragrant aroma and meaty flesh. Elongated shape with a small nipple on its end. Plant tops out at 3’ tall. Disease resistant. Mid season. Photo used by permission ©Tomato Revolution

Exceptionally intense and complex flavor. Container friendly, dwarf plant produces hefty (8-10 oz.) heart-shaped fruit. A winner for shish-kebab grilling. Bright red with metallic green stripes. Interior is a rich burgundy crimson. Abundant yield. Photo used with permission: ©TomatoRevolution

SOLD OUT [We suggest Baselbeiter Roeteli, Johnson’s Cherry, or Maglia Rosa as alternatives.] Very sweet flavor and very few seeds. Container friendly dwarf plant bearing cherry-sized fruit that are perfect for salad or snacking right off the vine. Production begins early to mid season and continues for weeks. Photo used by permission ©NorthernGardenerCanada

This chicken-egg-size fruit sports a flavor that’s bright, citrusy, tangy and crisp. As a prolific and early determinate dwarf (bush, not vine), its ideal for pots and containers on patio, porch or blacony. The pink fruit shows prominent yellow stripes. Good disease resistance. Photo used with permission, ©Bene Seeds.

Sweet with a hint of citrus. A yellow-on-yellow striped miniature (3-4 ounce) beefsteak from a dwarf plant that thrives in pot or container on a patio or balcony. Sweet with a hint of citrus. Early to mid season. Follow follow follow follow, follow the . . . Photo used by permission ©Northern Gardener Canada

Abbondanza! Cherry-size tomatoes resembling small romas dry well and stay fresh well into the winter. Great for snacking, especially when dried. Also good when roasted. Grappoli d’Inverno means ‘bunches of winter’ in Italian. Photo: ©Baker Creek Seeds.

SOLD OUT [We suggest Costoluto Fiorentino, Costoluto Genovese or Martino’s Roma as an alternative.] Often called the ultimate paste tomato, this large (10-14 oz), slightly elongated, bright red roma combines a thick, meaty texture with a bold sweet / slightly acidic tomato flavor. Very few seeds. The choice of sauce-making veterans. Sturdy plant. Mid-to-late season. Photo: ©Baker Creek.

Great for sauces and pastes. Very juicy texture with a mild, balanced flavor that intensifies when cooked. Productive and compact plant (2 to 4 feet). Brown up this variety on toast for a true breakfast treat. If you like San Marzano types for cooking, this variety takes it up to the next level. Mid season. Container friendly. Photo used by permission ©TomatoRevolution

SOLD OUT [We suggest Art Zaino, German Johnson or Karma Purple as an alternative.] Abundant crops of smooth, 3” crimson fruit with distinctive, well-balanced, rich, sweet flavor. Weighs in at 8-10 oz. Good choice for a canning, sauce, salad or juice. Mid- to late-season, producing well until frost. Photo used by permission ©TomatoFest

Abbondanza! Chefs’ choice for authentic Italian tomato sauce. Big brawny roma. Large – 4” wide. Slightly flattened, heavily lobed fruit. Outstanding taste. Mid season. Large, vigorous plant with good production. Excellent sauce variety. Photo ©Franchi Sementi, Seeds from Italy

Mama Mia! Meaty, full-flavored, slightly tart and delicious. Makes wonderfully pungent sauces and pastes. Heat-loving plant bears deep-red, 4” wide fruit with a fluted profile, deeply ridged and heavily lobed. Mid-season. Photo used with permission. ©TomatoFest

SOLD OUT [We suggest Cosmic Eclipse, Maglia Rosa, or Sgt Peppers as an alternative.] A hefty winner (3.5” wide, 12-16 oz.) ideal for paste, sauce, snacking, canning and slicing. Rich, semi-sweet flavor. Very meaty texture. Heart shaped. Rose-pink with green stripes. Early and prolific all season long. Photo used with permission @Wild Boar Farms

“By thy flavors gently flowing . . . “ Plant yields abundant crop of 6-8 oz. round, deep-red tomatoes with a fresh. sweet, vibrant taste. Disease and crack resistant. A great canning tomato and perfect for eating fresh off the vine. Early to mid-season. Photo used with permission. ©TomatoFest.

An outstanding producer of very large – 4.5” wide – pear-shaped fruit. Great fresh eating. Deeply ribbed. Early to mid season. Intense, long lasting flavor, meaty texture and few seeds – a connoisseur’s choice for sauces and pastes. Photo © Franchi Sementi, Seeds from Italy.

Abundant yields of richly flavorful plum-shaped tomatoes on compact plants. The paste-ready fruit weighs in at 2-3 ounces, with dry flesh, very meaty texture and few seeds. Primo for sauces, salsas and pastes. Disease resistant. Dino Paul Crocetti would approve! Photo @Baker Creek

Extraordinary for pastes and sauces! And exceptional for roasting and drying. Meaty texture. Strong classic-tomato flavor with a touch of pizzazz. Vigorous and super productive plant. Photo used with permission, ©Bene Seeds.

This rare, deep-purple paste wonder shines for its quick cook time and memorable flavor – layers of sweetness, acidity and rich umami. Magnificent for sauces. Packed with antioxidants. Slice into a salad, then watch the look of amazement on your guests’ faces. Mid season.

Beautiful oxheart (8-10 oz.) fruit has a sweet, bright, tangy flavor. The texture is smooth, buttery and juicy with few seeds. Unique color – yellow with streaks of scarlet and pink. Stunning interior. It’s perfect for sauces, pastes, salads, juices and canning.. Vigorous and productive plant. Mid season. Photo used with permission, ©Bene Seeds.

Unique look meets massive size meets stellar flavor! This deeply pleated, bright orange tomato is packed with sweet, fruity flavor. With few seeds and a juicy, meaty texture, it’s the connoisseur’s choice for sauces and slicing. The fruit can easily reach 20 ounces, which makes a magnificent stuffing tomato! Mid-to-late season. Photo ©Baker Creek Seeds

Rare Roma variety. Plant yields large crops of 4” brilliant-red, slightly-ribbed fruit with meaty interiors bursting with wonderfully intense, complex, juicy flavor. A fantastic sauce tomato. Mid-season. Photo used with permission. ©TomatoFest.

Paste magic! Short plant with prolific yield of clusters of 2” wide, red, plum shaped, crack- resistant tomatoes. Prized for drying because they faithfully retain their deep, mellow flavor. Mid-season. Photo used with permission. ©TomatoFest

Intense smoky, sweet flavor with mild citrus tang. Dark purple beefsteak with fluted shape, resembling a miniature pumpkin. At 3” wide, it’s waiting to be sliced onto a hamburger or sandwich. Terrific for sauces and pastes, too. Abundant producer. Photo used by permission. ©Tomato Monster Heirlooms

Saucy! Meaty! Outstanding! The worldwide go-to for pastes, sauces and canning. but in a larger, hardier variety. Easier to work with, too. Famed for its capacity to retain flavor no matter how you serve it. Mid-season. Photo used with permission. ©TomatoFest

SOLD OUT. [We suggest Pink Panther as an alternative.] Beautiful and rare, taper-shape, 2-3 oz. fruit. Tangy flavor with a sweet finish. Dense texture and less water make it a dream for sauces and pastes. High-yielding plant produces an abundance of hanging elongated fruit. Crimson pink with a thick purple-black coating and a sharp nose. (Very limited quantity.) Photo used by permission ©TomatoRevolution

Compact plant that thrives in pots and containers on a patio or balcony. Heart-shaped and large-cherry-size fruit have a meaty texture and a delicate, balanced flavor that remains true during reduction. Terrific for pastes and sauces. Very productive. Mid season. Photo: ©Victory Seeds

NEW FOR 2024! Balcony perfection! Tabletop plant (12”-14” tall) produces plump, large-cherry fruit that’s red with anthocyanin-rich burgundy shoulders. Bold, tangy flavor with balanced sugar and acidity. Thrives in a one-gallon container. Mid season. (Limited quantity)  Photo used by permission ©TomatoRevolution.

NEW FOR 2024! Sweet, fruity flavor with delightful citrus notes, a true treat for your palate. At 20” tall fully grown, it’s ideal for a balcony or a patio. A visual and culinary delight with beautiful, bright yellow, large-cherry fruit (1-2 oz). Mid season. Photo used by permission, ©Wild Boar Farms

NEW FOR 2024! The cherry-size, fire-engine-red fruit on this tabletop wonder ripen from pale green to bright red. The flavor is well-balanced between sweet and tang, with a pleasing tartness. Perfect for a container on a patio or balcony. Hailing from Japan, this variety produces a surprisingly abundance of fruit for a 12”-16” plant. Crack resistant. Mid season. Photo © Secret Seed Cartel.

NEW FOR 2024! 12”-15” tall tabletop plant thrives in containers. 2-3 oz. oblong fruit are adorned with gold stripes.  Texture is meaty, wonderful for fresh eating, sauce, and salsa.  Excellent durability post-harvest – fruit stays flavorful for up to two weeks at room temperature. Mid season. Photo used with permission ©Wild Boar Farms

NEW FOR 2024! This 12”-18” tall tabletop beauty boasts exceptional productivity. Its striking 2 oz. round fruits undergo a captivating transformation as they ripen to an alluring amber with green stripes. Similar to Green Zebra’s classic tomato flavor, Emerald Flame is less tart and more balanced with a complex sweet/tangy green-tomato taste. Indulge in Emerald Flame’s delightful blend of aesthetics and taste. Mid season. Photo used with permission, ©Wild Boar Farms

NEW FOR 2024! Garden candy. Sweet like a Thompson grape, with an additional tang and a texture that’s succulent and juicy. Great for salad, fresh eating, pizza or salsa. Very productive. A bit larger than average cherry tomatoes. Beautiful greenish amber. Container friendly (10”–14” tall) . A true patio or balcony variety. Very heat tolerant. Photo ©Secret Seed Cartel.

Dozens and dozens of cherry-sized fruit from tabletop plant (10”-20” tall). Deliciously sweet with fruity notes and low acid Meaty yet juicy texture. Durable, crack resistant and can store for weeks at room temperature.  Extremely productive in containers or in the ground. Great to eat fresh and perfect for sauce. Photo used by permission. ©Wild Boar Farms

Tabletop wonder! Plant gets only 10” to 12” tall. Classic roma flavor – juicy, mild, well-balanced – in a 1.5” elongated fruit perfect for canning, cooking, stews and snacking. Plants thrive in one-gallon container on a balcony or patio. Early to mid season. Photo used by permission ©TheWheelSeeds

Balcony baby! Tabletop plant (only 14” tall) perfect for patio or balcony. It yields a grape-to-cherry size fruit with a deliciously sweet, juicy and spicy flavor. Rich in antioxidants. The fruit starts a royal purple and goes nearly black with a fiery red background. Early season Photo used by permission. ©TheWheelSeeds.

Minimum size. Maximum flavor! Tabletop plant that reaches only 12 ” tall, but yields a grape-size fruit with classic rich tomato taste. Patio, porch and balcony perfect. Beautiful deep crimson. Photo used by permission. ©TheWheelSeeds.

NEW FOR 2024! Picture perfect, bright red, cherry-size fruit with a slightly sweet, citrusy flavor.  Originating in Denmark, the productive plant grows to only 8”-10”. Perfect in a 3/4 to 1-gallon container on a balcony, porch or patio. Productive and prolific. Mid season. (Very limited quantity) Photo ©Secret Seed Cartel.

NEW FOR 2024! A compact 12”–20” plant that’s abundantly productive. Fruit features a rich, savory and well balanced flavor. Chartreuse with green shoulders. it’s ideal for containers on a balcony or a patio with limited sunlight. Robust structure extends its post-harvest shelf life, typically lasting 1-2 weeks or more at room temperature. Mid season. Photo used by permission. ©Wild Boar Farms

Tabletop transcendence! Compact plant only 8” to 10” tall when fully grown, it’s an abundant producer of scarlet, cherry-size fruit that feature a juicy texture and mild, slightly sweet flavor. Perfect on a patio or balcony. Beware of dinner guests picking it clean. Photo used by permission. ©TheWheelSeeds.

Ukrainian micro that reaches just 8” -12”tall when fully grown. It sets an abundant crop of aromatic, golden cherry fruit with a very sweet, classic tomato flavor. Perfect in a pot on a tabletop or in a container on a patio or balcony. Photo used by permission. ©TheWheelSeeds.

Rare Swedish plant only 8” tall when fully grown. Neon orange, cherry-size fruit present a tantalizing aroma and a bold, sweet, fruity flavor. A great choice for porches, patios and balconies with limited space. Mid season. Photo used by permission. ©TheWheelSeeds.

No space? No problem! This beauty thrives in a one-gallon pot on tabletop. Perfect for a balcony or porch. This tiny plant – 7” to 12” tall – produces sweet, juicy, soft, and wonderfully snackable fruit. Mid season. Photo used by permission ©TheWheelSeeds

SOLD OUT [We suggest Hardin’s Miniature, Mohammed Micro, or Rosy Finch as an alternative.] Very sweet, classic tomato flavor from a plant that’s early, productive, abundant and reaches only 8-12″ tall. A great choice for pots and containers on a balcony, porch or patio. Bright red 1.25” cherry fruit. Heat and drought tolerant. Photos: ©Sebastien Prunet

NEW FOR 2024! Sweet, tangy and pungent flavor. Early, stunning, compact plant only 11” tall. Garnish? Certainly! Salads? Yes! Snacking? Definitely! Deep pink skin with vibrant yellow flesh. Larger cherry size. Dutch origin. Can be grown in 3/4 to 1 gallon. Very few seeds. Photo used by permission @Victory Seed Company.

Small, bush-type plant gets to 12” high and yields abundant braids of 3/4” red, round, cherry tomatoes. Fruit has juicy texture and a balanced sweet/tart flavor. Great for containers on patios and balconies. A very early season variety. Photo used with permission. ©TomatoFest.

So small but so prolific. An exquisite (and edible) centerpiece for your next patio barbecue. Full grown, this tabletop reaches only 12” tall. Nickel-sized, deep-red cherry cherries feature a flavor that’s fruity, sweet and rich. Mid season. Photo used by permission ©TheWheelSeeds.