
- "Italian Heirloom"
- A juicy, sweet, mild-flavored slicing tomato. These are ripe when not quite red - they have a slight orange hue to the skin, and pink flesh. Terrific sandwich/BLT tomato variety. Tall, indeterminate vines loaded with uniform size oval tomatoes.

- Amana Orange
- A long-time favorite. Large, meaty, flavorful orange tomatoes. Absolutely perfect sliced on a veggie burger or sandwich. Very sweet, delicious flavor.

- Amish Mayberry
- They are a fairly meaty large pink cherry tomato. Flavor is pretty good, but they aren't overly sweet. Very nice shape with no cracks - great for slicing into salads!

- Azoychka
- A mild, yellow heirloom slicing tomato. 10-12 ounce fruits, very little cracking.

- Borgio Cellano
- New for 2012 - Check back soon! Seed Source: Tomato Bob

- Celebrity
- New for 2012 - Check back soon!

- Husky Cherry Tomato
- New for 2012 - Check back soon!

- Marvel Striped
- Very tasty, but the plants were not as productive as some of the other varieties we tried, so we haven't grown them for a few years.

- Mortgage Lifter
- Large, meaty tomatoes with rich flavor. Dark pink when ripe. Fruits are 10-16 ounces each.

- Oaxacan Pink
- Oaxacan Pink tomatoes are from the Oaxacan region of Mexico. We grew these tomatoes a few times but. They were good, but not as exciting as the Amana Orange tomatoes were.

- Pantano Romanesco
- New for 2012 - Check back soon! Seed Source: Tomato Bob

- Persimmon
- New for 2012 - Check back soon! Source: Gordon's Greenhouse (purchased seedling)

- Prize of the Trials
- This is probably my favorite tomato to grow. A large, nearly golf-ball sized perfectly round cherry tomato.

- Sabre Ukranian
- A large striped paste tomato. Unfortunately, of all of our attempts to grow this year after year, it never produced more than a couple of fruits per plant.

- Valencia
- A fairly standard orange slicing tomato. Two adjectives to describe this tomato: unexciting, flavorless.

- Yellow Pear
- A sweet, tasty yellow cherry tomato. Highly productive plants - and easy to find the seeds anywhere.