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

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

Determinate, Early-Mid season, Regular leaf. A 8-16 oz red heart shaped fruit with great flavor. From Russia.

Great tomato!Capable of producing fruits up to 12oz. late -mid. Great flavor

Dwarf, late season, Rugose leaf. Compact plants with  with 6-8 oz red fruit. good production. Introduced in 1902 by the Livingston seed company.

Semi-determinate, Early, Regular leaf. A very nice early red variety. 6-10 oz blemish free fruit on compact loaded plants. This variety would be great for the early market.

Shape and size like a chicken egg Solid red flesh and smoothest in tomatoes. Firm tomato that keeps well. Great sliced in half and pickled green.

Indeterminate, Mid-season, Regular leaf. Compact plants produce an abundant amount of red 3-6 oz elongated fruit. Obtained by Craig Lehoullier in 1990 from Charlotte Mullens.