Black Krim is an heirloom originally from Russia. It produces 8 to 12 ounce fruits on indeterminate vines. The fruit is a dark-reddish-purple color with some green tints. Very juicy with a slight saltiness.

An heirloom from 1950, Evergreen retains the green color of its flesh and gel even when fully ripe. Produces 10 to 16 ounce fruits on indeterminate vines. Skin will ripen to a yellow-brown color. Delicious mild flavor.

Homestead is an heirloom from the 1950s developed for the southern climate, especially Florida. It produces firm, bright red, medium-sized fruits on strong, large-leaved plants. Wilt and crack resistant. Semi-determinate vines.

Originally from Bristol, England, Moneymaker is a high yielding indeterminate heirloom variety. Adapted to high humidity, Moneymaker produces 4 inch deep red fruits.

An heirloom from 1891, Ponderosa Pink produces large purplish-pink 12 ounce fruits in clusters of 3 to 5 on indeterminate vines. Few seeds, meaty and late maturing.

Introduced in 1945, Tiny Tim produces 3/4 inch to 1 1/2 inch scarlet red fruits on tree-like determinate plants. Excellent for container culture.

An heirloom variety, Ponderosa Red produces very large, meaty tomatoes with small seed cavities. Grows on indeterminate vines; an excellent slicer. Packaged and germination tested for 2009.