24 product(s) found for "Tomato-Pink Fruited"

Indeterminate, Mid-season, Regular leaf. A 6-16 oz pink heart shaped tomato. A Russian heirloom variety obtained by Carolyn Male, from the family of Scott Hamilton of Germany.

Indeterminate, Mid season, Potato leaf.  10-24 oz pink fruit with exceptional flavor, and great production. This variety was in the top 10 in our 2009 growout, its a tasty pink tomato.This variety is said to be the origional Brandywine. Collected by Ben Quisenberry in about 1980 from Doris Suddeth Hill...

Indeterminate, Late,Regular Leaf. Plants produce high yields of large pink plum shaped fruits. Originated with Josef Ceman of Germany and named by Reinhard Kraft of Germany, Josef has grown it since 1970.

Determinate, Early, Regular leaf  Compact plant produces lots of  4-8 oz blemish free pink fruits. This is one of our favorite early tomatoes. Would be great to grow in cramped areas.

Tree Type, Mid season  Rugose leaf.  Compact plants produce 4-8 oz pink oblate fruits. Great for pot or container. From Russia. 

Indeterminate, late, Regular leaf. An old variety, large oblate, pink fruit. Much like that of Giant Belgium in every way but a little flatter in shape. Almost solid meat. A great tomato. 

Indeterminate, Late, Potato leaf. 12-20 oz pink beefsteak with good production. A selection of pink Brandywine by Ed Lo, done in1998-2000. A very nice tomato

Indeterminate, Late, Regular leaf. A heavy producer of 1-2 pound oblate pink fruit. Introduced in 1898 by the Salzer seed company.

Indeterminate, Late, Regular leaf. Large dark pink fruits, beefsteak type. Smooth well shaped fruits, of excellent flavor. Would be an excellent road-side market variety. An old variety. One of the finest tomatoes we have ever grown.     

 Indeterminate, Late, Regular leaf. Dont miss this one! Huge fruits of 1 1/2 to 2 pounds and over. Dark pink fruit with beautiful smooth blossom ends. Solid meat. People have recorded 3, 4, and 5 pound fruits. Undoubtedly one of the best tasting tomatoes you will ever eat, one slice of these jumbos...