80 days. 12-16 oz. fruits
Deep pink heirloom beefsteak that some claim is better tasting than Brandywine. Smooth fruits with little cracking. Potato leaf. Indeterminate

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70 days.  10-12 oz. fruit
Improved higher yielding Big Beef. Same great flavor, ripens early. Good disease resistance. Indeterminate. Hybrid.  

78 days. 1 lb. fruits
A true Amish beefsteak heirloom that sets the standard for excellent taste. Large dark pink fruits. Potato leaf foliage. Yield can be less than other tomatoes but it can be well worth it. Indeterminate

65 days. 8-12 oz. fruits
Heirloom from Ukraine with delicious medium-large tomatoes. Red fruit with green tinged shoulders. Early performer. Named after a famous Russian cosmonaut. Indeterminate.

85 days.  8-10 oz. fruits.
Medium red Italian heirloom with deep ridges. Good yields of large juicy fruits. Good for cooking. Disease resistant. Indeterminate

62 days. 4-6 oz fruits
A very early good tasting medium size tomato. Indeterminate. Hybrid. 

72 days. 12 oz. fruits
Cross between Brandywine and Costoluto Genovese. Beautiful and delicious with better disease resistance and yield than both parents. Indeterminate.

85 days. 1-2 lb.+ fruits
Giant heirloom tomato dating back to the late 1800s with sweet ribbed red fruits and few seeds. Indeterminate.

75 days. 16+ oz. fruits
Outstanding heirloom from Italy. Large slicing tomato with excellent full tomato flavor. Good for slicing and cooking. Easy to peel. Indeterminate.

72 days. 7-8 oz. fruits
Good early full sized red tomato. Great flavor with high yields of fruit that rarely crack or scar. Indeterminate. Hybrid. 

60 days.  2-3 oz. fruits.
Small mini-roma shape with delicious rich flavor for eating fresh, cooked or dried. Deep red shiny fruits grow in clusters of 12-18 fruits. High-yielding versatile tomato. Disease and crack resistant. Good shelf life. All American Selection winner. Indeterminate. Hybrid. 

75-80 days. 10 oz. fruits
Amish heirloom beefsteak with large, crack resistant fruits. Excellent flavor considered by some to rival Brandywine. Indeterminate