Azoychka.  70 days. Indeterminate.  This is a delightful small yellow, early maturing tomato.  It has a delicious hint of citrus in the flavor.  Smooth and lemon yellow fruit weigh 8 oz.  A Russian heirloom.  Not available this season.

 Carolina Gold Hybrid VFF.  71 days. Determinate.  Extra large fruits, with deep yellow gold color.  Solid and firm inside, this is a favorite at Farmer's Markets.  Vigorous, medium tall plants should be staked.

 Snow White.  75 days.  Indeterminate.  Actually a pale yellow, very sweet little cherry tomato.  So good you will eat them right from the vine.  Not quite as sugary as Sungold, but they are absolutely delicious.

 Goldie.  85 days. Indeterminate.  This golden yellow heirloom has been grown and passed on for 150 years.  It is believed to be a yellow version of Giant Belgium, and has huge tomatoes similar in size.  I grow one of these every year because of the size and the flavor.  The taste is sweet and rich, low in acid.  They also keep longer after picking than Pineapple (my other favorite jumbo size yellow).  This photo is much paler in color than the real thing.  They are much more golden yellow in color.

Kellogg's Breakfast.  80-85 days.  This is another great extra large dark orange gold heirloom. Wonderful size and flavor. A very good grower and quite popular.

 Lillian's Yellow Heirloom.  90 days.  Indeterminate.  Beautiful, yellow beefsteak weighs at least a pound with a fruity, citrusy, sweet and complex flavor.  Very meaty tomatoes, with few seeds.  Vigorous potato leafed plants.  Pale yellow in color, not golden.  Not available this season.

 Pineapple.  85 days.  Indeterminate.  Enormous fruits look like a big yellow beefsteak. Cut into it and it has beautiful pink streaks up through the center. Super sweet and low acid, these grow at least 5 inches across.  This photo shows more red skin than I find in them. Mine usually look more yellow.  An awesome tomato!

Northern Lights.  75 days. Indeterminate.  a bicolor that is earlier than Pineapple with the same luscious sweet.  Size is smaller, only 8-12 oz, making a more modest size.  A new one this year, these should be really good.

Hillbilly Potato Leaf.  85 days.  Indeterminate.  Gorgeous slicing tomato from Ohio.  Sweet, juicy 4-6 inch flattened fruits about 1 pound each.  Beautiful yellow fruits are streaked with red on the blossom end.  Heavy producer. Seed originally from Seed Savers member, Carolyn Male. 

 Sungold Hybrid. 57 days. Indeterminate.  WOW!  What a cherry tomato! I simply cannot say enough good things about this little gem.  It is my first tomato ripe and my last tomato in the fall.  They are  super sweet as sugar and are the reason I can't stand to eat cherries and grape tomatoes from the grocery store.

 Haas Big Yellow: this is another one of those surprises.  We do not know its name, but it was very large, meaty and good flavored. Customer, Mike Haas was fortunate enough to find this beauty .  This is a wonderful yellow beefsteak variety. 

 Yellow Pear. 78 days, Indeterminate.  Vigorous vines produce lots of 1 1/2  inch pear shaped fruits.  Prolific and dependable.  An old heirloom that is popular to make tomato jams.