44 product(s) found for "Tomato-Yellow-Orange- Bi-colored Fruited"

Indeterminate, regular leaf, late.  8-16 oz orange beefsteak shaped fruit,  on productive vines.  Good flavor.  Named after the Amana Corporation By Gary Staley. 

Indeterminate, Mid-season, Grey fuzzy regular leaf. Medium sized orange slightly flattened,  blemish free fruit, that shines through the silvery grey foliage. Exceptional flavor. A mutation in a patch of angora plants in 2007. New Gleckler Seedmen variety for 2010.

Indeterminate, Mid season, Regular Leaf.  A Yellow heart shaped, 6-12 oz Fruit. Good Flavor.

Indeterminate, Late, Potato leaf. A large 1-2 pound, yellow beefsteak with great flavor. A virginia Heirloom introduced by Chuck Wyatt.

Indeterminate, regular leaf, late. Average production of 8-16 oz red with green colored beefsteak shaped fruits. Good flavor.

Indeterminate, Mid-season, Regular leaf. Nice sweet flavor. Higher in vitamin A than most tomatoes. Large deep golden-orange color, meaty interior. Variety was bred by Purdue University and released in 1989. 

Indeterminate, rugose leaf, mid-season.  Short plants up to 36" tall produce 4-8 oz blemish free round orange fruit.  Very good flavor and perfect for a container.

Indeterminate, mid-season, potato leaf.  Plants yield an abundant amount of 2-4 oz yellow oblong fruit. Great flavor and blemish free.  A stabilized cross sent to us by Dan McMurray.

Indeterminate, regular leaf, mid season.  A good yeild of 8-16 oz ribbed orange beefsteaks. Great flavor.  A stabilized cross from Denise Salmon. Worth growing.

Indeterminate, regular leaf, late.  A good yielder of brownish-red fruit, with a greenish yellow interior. Fruits average 6-16 oz and have a good flavor.