11 product(s) found for "Tomato-Green-White When Ripe"

Indeterminate, regular leaf, late. A unique bi-color with green, pink, yellow and purple all appear in and out of the 1-2 pound beefsteak fruit.   A different taste you might like.

Indeterminate, mid-season, regular leaf.  Plants produce a good yield 6-16 oz green beefsteak shaped fruit, with very good flavor.  A heirloom from Germany, brought to the US by the grandfather of Ruby Arnold whom it is named after.  Definitely worth a try.

Indeterminate, regular leaf, mid-season.  Plants produce a good yield of 8-16 oz green when ripe beefsteak fruit.  Exceptional flavor.  A mutation of Cherokee Chocolate discovered by Craig LeHoullier.

Indeterminate, Mid season, Regular leaf. A 8-16 oz great tasting green when ripe fruit with good production. Introduced by Gleckler Seedman in 1958.

Indeterminate, Late, Regular leaf. The most beautiful, perfect, largest white tomato you will ever grow! If you like a large,mild tasting tomato this is the one and with very few seeds. In other words, a white beefsteak. Vigorous heavy foliage. Your gardening friends will be amazed. This tomato was...

Indeterminate, Late, Potato Leaf. A huge, green when ripe variety with good yields of 1-2 pound sweet beefsteak tomatoes.

Indeterminate, mid-season, Regular leaf. A medium sized 3 lobed bell shaped green when ripe tomato. It looks much like a bell pepper on the inside.

Determinate, late, Rugose leaf. Compact plants are 2' tall supporting 1-3 oz round green when ripe fruit.  Bred and introduced by Tom Wagner of the Tater Mater Seed Company in the 1980's.

Indeterminate, regular leaf, mid-season.  Large plants produce good yields of 8-16 oz green when ripe fruits.  Excellent flavor.  One of our top 10 from 2010.

Indeterminate, regular leaf, mid-season.  Plants produce a good amount of  8-16 oz green beefsteak fruits.  One of our favorite greens.