67 product(s) found for "Tomato-Red Fruited"

Bush habit, determinate, early to mid-season, regular leaf.  18"-24" plants produce Produce good yields of 2 1/2"-3" red beefsteak fruit.  That rarely crack or sunburn.  They produce well in the poorest of soils.  A great choice for a container.  Developed by Ablardo Piovano of Argentina...

Indeterminate, Mid season, Regular leaf. Plants produce an abundant amount of scarlet red 2 1/2-3 inch fruit, that stays solid, resists cracks and sunburns. Wilt resistant. An excellent canner!  

Indeterminate, Mid season, Angora leaf.This is a name for the apperance of the plants, as they have grayish-white fuzz on the leaves and stems. A most beautiful plant as the brillant red tomatoes appear through the foliage.Medium size, velvety smooth fruit are solid and rarely crack.A very mild flavor...

Indeterminate, regular leaf, mid season.  A heavy yield of 12-16 oz red beefsteaks,  with exceptional flavor.  A heirloom from Macedonia.  

Indeterminate, regular leaf, mid-season. Heavy yields of 12-24 oz red beefsteaks. Very good flavor, with smooth fruit and a small core.  Would be a nice farmers market variety.  From Greece and first offered by Gleckler's Seedmen in 1958.

Indeterminate, Early, Regular Leaf. A heavy producer of 4-8 oz fruits with great flavor. This variety does well in cool temperatures. It was named after the Aurora Borealis, originating in Siberia.

Indeterminate, regular leaf, mid season.  Plants produce an abundant amount of 1-2 lb red ribbed beefsteak shaped fruit.  With exceptional flavor.  These did well in the hot 2011 summer for us. An Australian heirloom.

Indeterminate, regular leaf, mid season.  6-10 oz red globe shaped fruit.  Good production and old time tomato flavor. 

Indeterminate, Early, Potato leaf. 2 oz deep red fruit on productive plants.

Indeterminate, regular leaf, late. Plate produce heavy yield of 1-2 lb red beefsteaks. Very good flavor. One of our top 10 in 2010.  BLT worthy.