Barlow Jap  An extra large dark pink tomato with fantastic flavor. It performed well locally last summer in intense heat.  This tomato comes from a Kentucky family named Barlow.  A member of the family brought the seeds back from Japan at the end of WW II.  A great story and a great tomato. Highly rated in local taste tests.

Giant Syrian  80 days. This comes from the Seed Savers Exchange from Charlotte Mullens of W Va.   Nice yields of deep pinkish-red fruits often exceeding 1 lb.  Very meaty , few seeds , excellent flavor. Indeterminate.  The photo of this shows a really solid core with small seed cavities.

Sandul Moldovan 73-85 days. Indeterminate. large beefsteak fruit.  Pink with green shoulders. 1 lb in size average. Good high sugar/high acid balance. Consistently rates high in local taste tests.

 German Johnson (Jim Benton's Variety).  80 days.  Indeterminate.  Regular leaf.   One of my Mom's customers brought us the seed over 25 years ago.  Dark pink and very large, these can't be beat for old fashioned tomato taste.  Very sweet and meaty.  They average 4-5 inches across.  This has always been my own personal favorite for tomato sandwiches.

German Johnson (Agatha Pascote's variety).  75-80 days . Indeterminate. Regular leaf.  This German Johnson was given to me in 2009  by a customer. It had been in her family from Carroll County since the late 1800's.  Just as good as Jim Benton's  variety, but we will keep the seeds separate. It has a great long and  local history. It might be just a little earlier than the other one.

Royal Hillbilly. 78-85 days.  Indeterminate.  Thin walled, purple pink fruit, 12-16 oz , exceptional flavor, good yields.

German Pink.  78-85 days. Indeterminate.  Potato leaf. 10-16 oz, deep pink fruit with excellent sweet flavor, meaty flesh, few seeds. One of the two original varieties that started Seed Savers Exchange.

Giant Belgium.  82-90 days.  Indeterminate.  Huge, dark pink, 1.5-3 lb. average, can grow to 5 lbs.  Smooth blossom end, mild flavor, solid meat, mid season. Super sweet.

 Mexico.  80 days.  Indeterminate.  Very large plants have an excellent set of huge, dark red/pink fruit with outstanding  taste.  Expect steady, continuous production of tomatoes that weigh 1 lb or more throughout the growing season.  This family heirloom was brought into the U.S. by a Mexican family living in the Midwest.  This is our third year growing it and we really like it. It really makes a big plant and a lot of really big perfect tomatoes.

 Cowlick Brandywine.  Indeterminate.  The photo shown here is Sudduth's Strain Brandywine.  Our variety is an exceptional Pink Brandywine discovered at Cowlick Gardens Greenhouse by Mike Henry.  Mike finds it to be smoother, prettier, earlier and more disease resistant than the other Brandywine Varieties he has planted.  He said they came on early and were the last to produce.  Size was 3/4 to 1 1/2 lbs.  and of course the flavor was rich and sweet.  

Daniel  Indeterminate.  This is our first year offering this plant. Seeds were given to me by Bill Jeffers.   It was one of my best performing tomatoes during the drought in 2010.  Large, slightly flattened dark pink. They were delicious with a fine texture and delicious taste.  An outstanding tomato.  On my list of "Plant Again". It definitely liked hot weather.