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Growing Open-Pollinated (OP) tomatoes from seed is both a delicious and productive hobby. WinterSown.Org offers this list of seeds to help make it easier for anyone to begin growing tomatoes at home. These small-count seed packs provide enough seeds for someone to grow their own OP tomato sampler garden at home.
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IND means Indeterminate. The tomato plant will lengthen its stems throughout the entire growing season. It will continue to fruit and flower until stopped by frost.
DET means Determinate. The stems are much shorter, they reach their length and set most of their fruits in a relatively short period of time. DETs are a good choice if you are canning your tomatoes or making batches of sauce for your freezer--you have the bulk of fruits to work with in the kitchen.
DTM means Days to Maturity. DTM is the number of days to the first expected ripe fruit from the time a transplant is planted into the garden.
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Here's the list of tomatoes:
All tomatoes are OPs. (unless noted otherwise)
All packs contain a minimum of six seeds.
Absinthe ~ Delicious, large green-when-ripe beefsteak is a stable cross of Aunt Ruby's Green and Emerald Evergreen, IND, about 72 DTM
Ace 55 ~ Globe-shaped, red fruits up to a half pound, very reliable and tasty, described as low-acid, DET, 75 DTM
Amish Paste ~ Productive cropper makes loads of plum-shaped fruits, most about 8 ounces, IND, 75 DTM
Anna Russian ~ Large pinkish-red hearts are sweert and delicious, IND, 70+ DTM
Arkansas Traveler ~ Delicious pink tomatoes about 8 oz., good cropper for hot and humid climates, IND, 85 DTM
Aunt Ruby's German Green Cherry ~ Delicious and very pretty cherries, cross of Aunt Ruby's German Green and a 'cherry-type', fruit could be variable, IND, 80+ DTM
Azoychka ~ Lemon-yellow beefsteaks can weigh about a half-pound each, crops early and has great flavor, IND, 70+ DTM
Baby Beefsteak ~ Small red fruits shaped like beefsteaks are much more juicy, weigh about 1 - 2 ounces, good cropper, IND, 75 DTM
Beefsteak ~ Classic heirloom, meaty fruits usually weigh over a pound, IND, 80 DTM
Big Beef ~ Delicious disease resistance beefsteaks, V, F1, F2, ASC, ST, N, T, can weigh a half pound or more, good for slicing and salads, IND, about 80 DTM (We ask your understanding in that we can only share this wonderful hybrid with SASEs that include a donation.)
Black and Red Boar ~ Beautiful fruits have red and green streaks on the outside and maroon/brown flesh inside, great flavor, IND, 75+ DTM
Black Krim ~ Mahogany-brown fruits with green shoulders, have green gel around seeds, delicious, IND, 75+ DTM
Black Moor ~ Clusters of big maroon-brown grapes, prolific and yum, IND, 75 DTM
Black Prince ~ Dark brick-toned fruits about 2 - 3 ounces each, very productive, quite yum, IND, 72+ DTM
Black from Tula ~ Mahogany beefsteaks have great taste, most about a half pound, Ukrainian heirloom, IND, 75+DTM
Bloody Butcher ~ Great flavor in an early cropper, makes lots of deep-red, 2 - 4 ounce fruits, IND, 60 - 70 DTM
Bonny Best ~ Great classic red tomato, delicious, about 8 ounces, IND, 72 DTM
Bradley ~ Makes loads of 10 ounce red fruits, fine for fresh eating and nice canning type too, Semi-DET, about 80 DTM
Broad Ripple Yellow Currant ~ Indiana heirloom has small 1/2" fruits, yummy flavor, big plants are heavy croppers, IND, about 75 DTM
Campari OP ~ Yummy small red fruits, large vines, good cropper, IND, about 80 DTM
Cape Gooseberry ~ Physallis peruviana. Also called Goldenberry, related to the tomatillo, makes sweet golden fruits in papery husks, IND, about 75 DTM
Chang Li ~ Chinese tomato produces loads of delicious golden-yellow plums, most over an inch long, IND 72+ DTM
Cherokee Green ~ Heirloom ripens with yellowy skin, pretty green interior, delicious flavor, IND, about 85 DTM
Cherokee Purple ~ Deep, dark rose-tone beefsteak, known for great flavor, most fruits over a half pound, IND, about 80 DTM
Chiappas Wild ~ Berry-size red fruits from Mexico are sweet and delicious, prolific cropper on big plants, IND, 70+ DTM
Chico III ~ Plum-shaped paste, red fruits about three ounces, excellent cropper and disease resistant too, DET, 70 DTM
CHOPTAG Mix ~ Cincinnati Heirloom & Open Pollinated Tomato Associate Growers; wonderful assortment saved from CHOPTAG 2009, stake for IND, varying DTM
Chudo Rinka ~ Ukrainian tomato sets plenty of yum red clusters, versatile, good fresh or cooked, DET, 75+ DTM
Cold Set ~ Canadian saladette has red fruits up to four ounces, fast and early, DET, about 65 DTM
Costoluto Fiorentino ~ Tuscan heirloom has smooth red beefsteaks, fabulous flavor, can weigh over 8 ounces, IND, 80 DTM
Costoluto Genovese ~ This historical Italian heirloom has red, ribbed fruits, 5 - 7 ounces, grown by Thomas Jefferson at Monticello, IND, 80+ DTM
Cuore di Bue ~ Italian oxhearts can weigh eight ounces, excellent flavor, yum for slicing or sauce, IND, about 80 DTM
DeBarao Black ~ Yum trusses of dark, plum-shaped fruits, IND, 75+ DTM
Dr. Carolyn Pink ~ Pink-fruited version of Dr. Carolyn, loads of cherries, delicious flavor, IND, 75 DTM
Dr. Wyche's Yellow ~ Delicious golden-yellow beefsteaks, most weighing over a half-pound, large plants, IND, 80 DTM
Dwarf Champion ~ 19th century heirloom, small to medium pink fruits, good cropper, unusual, tree-like plants, DET, 70 - 80 DTM
Early Kus Ali ~ Clusters of mostly three-inch red fruits are delicious fresh or cooked, reliable cropper is great for sauce, IND, 70+ DTM
Empire Hybrid ~ Tasty red fruits weigh up to pound, good cropper and disease reisitant too, V, FF, N, A, St, DET, 72 DTM (We ask your understanding in that we can only share this superio hybrid with SASEs that include a donation.)
Erevani 14 ~ Armenian variety crops delicious red fruits, most about 3" across, fine for slicing or salads, IND, about 72 DTM
Fabulous OP ~ Sweet and tangy, red fruits can weigh over a half-pound, disease resistant too, DET, about 75 DTM
Fireball Improved ~ Pink hybrid is disease resistant, V, F1, N, T, early fruit set is nice for short-season gardens, fine flavor, DET, 65 DTM (We ask your understanding in that we can only share this remarkable hybrid with SASEs that include a donation.)
Gartenperle ~ Dwarf plants crop loades small red cherries, novelty for containers and baskets, DET, 75+ DTM
German Johnson ~ Virginia heirloom makes large deep pink beefsteaks, yum and pretty, IND, about 80 DTM
Giant Belgium ~ Deep pink beefsteaks can weigh up to two pounds, meaty fruits have excellent flavor, 80+ DTM, IND
Goji Faranji ~ Iranian ruffled red beefsteak, about 6 - 8 ounces, a bit tangy and so yum, 85+ DTM
Golden Cherokee ~ Delicious bicolor version of Cherokee Purple, nice fruit set, can weigh over 8 ounces, IND, about 80 DTM
Golden Dwarf Champion ~ 19th century heirloom, delicious yellow form of Pink Champion, unusual tree-like plants, DET, 70 - 80 DTM
Golden Sunrise ~ Popular European cluster variety has sweet, beautiful yellow globes, about 3 - 4 ounces each, IND, 72+ DTM
Great White ~ Large creamy-white heirloom beefsteak, beautiful and delicious, large plants, IND, 85 DTM
Green Grape ~ Heavy croppers have yellow-green fruits about 3/4" long, great flavor, DET, about 70 DTM
Green Zebra ~ Pretty, 3 ounce fruits ripen to light green with dark green streaking, very tasty, IND, 78 DTM
Grightmire's Pride ~ Pink oxheart tomato, mdeium-size fruits, so very yum, a bit earlier than most oxhearts. IND, 78+ DTM
Guernsey Island Pink Blush ~ Large, dark-pink cherries, very yum, excellent cropper, expect large plants, IND, 65+ DTM
Hellfrucht ~ German variety with bright red fruits, most 3 to 4 ounces, good cropper, yummy, IND, 72+ DTM
Henderson's Crimson Cushion ~ Delicious, red and meaty ribbed beefsteaks, 19th century heirloom is great for slices or salad, IND, 80+ DTM
Hillbilly ~ Beautiful fruits are yellow-orange with pink to red streaking, can weigh a pound or more, IND, 85 DTM
Homestead ~ Floridian tomato developed for hot southern climates, good cropper, DET, 60 - 70+ DTM
Hong Yuen ~ Clusters of two inch red maters, consistant size for whole canning, yum for salad and sauce too, IND, 75+ DTM
Huang Se Chieh 'Gold' ~ 2 - 3 inch yellow fruits with golden skin, has rosey blush when fully ripe, tastes yum, good for salad or sauce, IND, 80+ DTM
Huang Se Chieh 'Moon Yellow' ~ Same fine taste as Huang Se Chieh 'Gold', has clear skin and very pale yellow fruits, IND, 80+ DTM
Isis Candy ~ Warm yellow cherries are uniquely marbled with a red blush to full streaks, lovely and delicious, IND, 80 DTM
Islea ~ Venezualan variety crops loads of ruffled, oblate, dark pink-to-red fruits, juicy and yum, IND, 75 DTM
Italian Market Wonder ~ Disease resistant, beautiful red variety has great taste, nice fresh or cooked, IND, 75 DTM
JD's Special C-Tex ~ From Conroe, TX, similar to Cherokee Purple, yum! Stable selection of Brandywine x Unknown Black, IND, about 75 DTM
Kimberly ~ Canadian-bred, sets tasty small red fruits, lots of flavor, described as good choice for containers, DET, 68 DTM
Large Red Cherry ~ Bigger cherries, about an inch across, sweet with a touch of tang, IND, 75+ DTM
Legend ~ Developed by Oregon State Univeristy to be resistant to Late Blight, sweet red fruits weigh up to a pound, IND, 66+ DTM (We ask your understanding in that we can only share this extraordinary hybrid with SASEs that include a donation.)
Lemon Boy OP ~ Bright lemon-yellow globes, most about 8 ounces, yummy and disease resistant too, IND, about 72 DTM
Livingston's Gold Ball ~ Canary-Yellow fruits nearly 2" across, very pretty, very yum, very prolific, IND, about 70 DTM
Luther Burbank's WonderBerries ~ Solanum x burbankii, Historic, garden huckleberry makes small deep blue berries on short plants, best used for pies or jam, DET, about 85 DTM
Manitoba ~ Favorite for short seasons, produces loads of good tasting red fruits, 4 - 6 ounces each, DET, about 70 DTM
Marglobe ~ Great flavor from yesteryear, this fine cropper deserves a spot in every garden, red 6 - 7 ounce globes, DET, 75 DTM
Marion ~ Red and round Rugers-type, good flavor and disease resistance too, weighs about 8 ounces, IND, 75 DTM
Mexico and Italian Tree Duo ~ Fun yum combo! Mexico crops large pink beefsteaks, Italian Tree crops red beefsteaks on larger plants, IND, 80+ DTM
Mikado Violettor ~ Delicious Australian heirloom, loads of dark-pink fruits, most 4 - 6 ounces, IND, about 80 DTM
Mini Gold ~ Pretty yellow cherries with excellent flavor, nice fruit-set on hip-height plants, DET, 65 DTM
Minsky Rannij ~ Name means 'Early from Minsk', flavorful, small to medium, round red fruits, DET, 65 DTM
Mister Stripey Loads of red fruits with gold stripes, 2 - 3 ounces, lovely in salads, tangy and delicious, IND, 72+ DTM
MoneyMaker ~ Good cropper for hot and humid regions, has quite tasty red fruits, most about 4 ounces, IND, 75+ DTM
Mortgage Lifter ~ Oblate, deep pink fruits, very yum, good cropper too, IND, 85 DTM
Mountain Pride F1 Hybrid ~ Disease resistant, V, FF, A, St, produces top quality 8 ounce red fruits, considered the best of the Mountain Series, DET, 70 DTM (We ask your understanding in that we can only share this superb hybrid with SASEs that include a donation.)
Mountain Princess ~ Heirloom from West Virginia, nice for short seasons, crops red, round globes, yum, DET, about 68 DTM
Murhurlu ~ Turkish variety with deep red, oblate juicy fruits, most nearly 3" across, good cropper, yum, IND, 72+ DTM
New Big Dwarf ~ Deep pink beefsteak on a smaller plant, first listed commercially in 1914, selection of Ponderosa x Dwarf Champion, DET, 72+ DTM
New Yorker ~ Great old favorite crops well in short seasons, classic round and red fruits about 4 ounces, DET, 66 DTM
Old German ~ Mennonite heirloom has large gold and yellow fruits with red and pink streaks, yum and pretty, IND, about 85 DTM
Oranje van Goeijenbier ~ Delicious, orange cherries from the Netherlands, good cropper, rare, IND, 70 - 80 DTM
Oxheart ~ Heart-shaped pink fruits can grow to a pound, excellent flavor, wonderful for salad or slices, IND, 80 DTM
Pantano Romanesco ~ Old Italian variety makes pretty red beefsteaks, 8 - 12 ounces, excellent flavor, good cropper too, IND, about 80 DTM
Paul Robeson ~ Russian heirloom named for American actor, beautiful mahagony fruits are tangy and sweet, IND, 75+ DTM
Pearson's Improved ~ Delicious old variety has oblate red fruits about 7 ounces each, good choice for hot climates, 75+ DTM
Peiping Chieh ~ 2 to 3 inch red fruits, fine sliced or makes yum sauce, good cropper, 75+ DTM
PetoSeed PI0497 ~ Very disease-resistant and dependable hybrid V, F1, F2, N, BSP, good processor-type for canning and sauce-making, DET, about 70 DTM
Pink Brandywine ~ Deep pink fruits, often over a pound, heirloom, well known for great flavor, IND, 80 - 90 DTM
Pink Floyd Mix ~ Segregating selection of Brandy Boy F6 crops one-pound Brandywine-type. Yummy! IND, 75+ DTM
Piriform ~ Red pear-shaped fruits can weigh half a pound, beautiful and delicious, nice fresh of cooked, IND, 78 DTM
Plum Lemon ~ Russian variety has yellow, lemon-shaped fruits, delicious and so pretty, nice for salads, IND, 75+ DTM
Ponderosa Pink ~ Pink beefsteaks weigh up to a pound, delicious classic grown and loved for decades, IND, 80 DTM
Ponderosa sel Oro ~ Italian two-tone orange and red golfball-size fruits, delicious and excellent cropper, pretty, IND, 75+ DTM
Pools Glas ~ Round, red variety from the Netherlands is nice for slicing and salads, fine and tasty cropper, DET, 72+ DTM
Porter ~ Clusters of plum-shaped, dark-pink fruits, excellent cropper and so delicious, IND, 75+ DTM
Powers Heirloom ~ Pale yellow fruits are sweet and fruity, this paste-type is nice for sauce or salad, IND, 75+ DTM
Precoce Marmande ~ Another early marmande tomato, beautiful red fruits, most over six ounces, quite yum, IND, 70+ DTM
Principe Borghese ~ Loads of small and meaty red plums, fine classic for canning or drying, DET, 75 DTM
Pruden's Purple ~ Deep pink beefsteaks are quite yummy, sets fruit earlier than similar types, IND, 75+ DTM
Ramapo (OP) ~ Stable strain of the legendary hybrid. Large plants have red fruits about 8 to 14 oz. each, great flavor, may be original "Jersey Tomato", IND, 80+ DTM.
Red Alert ~ Wonderfully early, sweet, red saladette, heavy cropper, nice for patio containers, DET, about 55 DTM
Red Brandywine ~ Red-fruited Brandywine strain, weighs 8 - 12 ounces, delicious for salad or slicing, IND, 85 DTM
Red Pear ~ Loads of small, pear-shaped cherries, yummy garden snacker, cute in salads, IND, 78 DTM
Reif Red Heart ~ Delicious, oxheart-type heirloom produces fruits weighing over half a pound, IND, 75+ DTM
Rio Fuego ~ Blocky red paste is known for high sugar content, makes great sauce, excellent for salad too, DET, 75+ DTM
Rio Grande ~ Wonderfully productive paste is great for canning, sauce or salad, fine flavor, disease resistance too, DET, 75+ DTM
Roller Coaster Cherries ~ Loads and loads of delicious, small red fruits, excellent for salad or snacking right off the plant, IND, about 70+ DTM
Roma Paste ~ Classic red paste tomato, good fresh or cooked, IND, 75 - 80 DTM
Romeo Roma ~ Huge red plums, can weigh a pound or more, good cropper, nice for sauce or slicing, IND, about 75 DTM
Rose Red ~ Brandywine x Rutgers, disease resistant and delicious, most dark-pink fruits over a half-pound, IND, 80+ DTM
Royal Hillbilly ~ Beautiful and delicious pink beefsteaks, tangy and sweet, most weighing over a half-pound, Semi-DET, 75+ DTM
Rozalinda ~ Russian variety has fine tasting, medium-size pink fruits, nice flavor on compact plants, DET, 70 -75 DTM
Rutgers ~ Red fruits weigh about 6 ounces, well known reliable cropper, DET, 75 DTM
Saint Pierre ~ Old French variety makes large red fruits about 3" across, reliable and tasty, IND, 78+ DTM
San Marzano ~ Loads of meaty red pastes for salad, canning or sauce, IND, 80 DTM
San Marzano Redorta ~ Huge red pastes, larger than 'San Marzano', can weigh over eight ounces, yummy, IND, 80 DTM
Sausage ~ Extra-long, tapered, six-inch red pastes are prolific, good and meaty, nice for salad or sauce, IND, 75 DTM
Siberian ~ Extra-early Russian variety produces 2" - 3" red fruits on small plants, nice for fast tomatoes, DET, 57+ DTM
Sibirskiy Skorospelyi ~ Name means 'Siberian Early', produces a yum crop of red, medium-size fruits on compact 24" - 36" plants, DET, 68+ DTM
Siberskij Stambovyj ~ Delicious, early 2" red fruits on knee-high plants, nice for containers or patio, DET, 62+ DTM
Slavianskii Shedevr ~ Russian, red fruits about 8 - 12 ounces each, IND, 70 - 80 DTM
Small Red Cherry ~ Classic, red cherries are delicious and plentiful, IND, 75+ DTM
Soldacki ~ Polish heirloom crops many sweet, dark-pink beefsteaks weighing up to a pound, IND, 75 DTM
Speckled Siberian ~ Oblate Russian variety produces yum red fruits with gold-flecked skin, about 2 - 4 ounces each, IND, 70 - 80 DTM
Spitze ~ Romanian variety has meaty, large red pastes, 4" - 6" long, delicious fresh or cooked, IND, 75 - 80 DTM
Stump of the World ~ Delcious dark-pink beefsteaks, most weigh about a pound, productive cropper too, IND, 80 DTM
Sun Gold F1 ~ Superb hybrid makes loads of sweet and fruity golden-orange cherries, IND, 58+ DTM (We ask your understanding in that we can only share this reknowned variety with SASEs that include a donation.)
Super Marmande ~ French heirloom has delicious red fruits weighing about 6 - 7 ounces, fine cropper, IND, about 70 DTM
The 'Blend' ~ WinterSown's own fun and fascinating mix of assorted sizes, shapes and colors--there is something for everyone! Plenty of seeds, DET to IND, no dwarf-types, most about 70 - 90 DTM
The Miracle BPF ~ Small, three ounce, oblate red fruits, great old-time flavor, no surity what BPF stands for ;-) DET, about 75 DTM
Thessaloniki ~ Grecian variety has lovely, big red fruits, fabulous flavor, IND, 75+ DTM
Tiny Tim ~ Abundant, yum red cherries on dwarf plants, nice for containers and planters, DET, 58+ DTM
Tigerella ~ Sunset red fruits are streaked with golden yellow, great cropper has loads of lovely salad-size tomatoes, IND, about 80 DTM
Tomatillo, Purple ~ Husk tomato has yum fruits which ripen to purple, harvest when fruits begin to split their husks, can be cooked or eaten fresh, IND, 75+ DTM
Tomatillo, Verde ~ Husk tomato important for Mexican cuisine, harvest when fruits begin to split their husks, excellent for Salsa Verde, IND, 65+ DTM
Tondo Liscio ~ Italian variety, beautiful and delicious, 6 ounce red globes, nice for slices or salad, IND, about 78 DTM
Volvograd ~ Volga variety has red fruits about 4 - 8 ounce each, DET, 70 - 80 DTM
Voyager F1 ~ Reliable, disease resistant variety, V, F, TMV, beautiful, yum red fruits, nice for slicing or salad, IND, 78+ DTM
Wild Card ~ Will be a tomato variety not on this list. It could be a classic old-time favorite, or it could be something rare ;-)
Willamette ~ Medium-sized red, developed by Oregon State University is well suited for cooler climates, DET, 70 - 80 DTM
Woodle Orange ~ Very pretty and yum, tangerine globes can weigh over a half pound, good cropper, IND, 75 DTM
Yellow Pear ~ Miniature pear-shaped tomatoes on large plants, mild tasting, abundant cropper, favorite of children, IND, 70 - 80 DTM
Please don't forget to send the dated address and filled in selection form. Please don't forget to send a SASE with two first class stamps attached. Please do not use metered postage, use stamps. Please do not send a bubble-mailer, send a #10 (long) envelope.
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This list changes frequently; similar substitutions will be made when a default choice is exhausted.
The above list is mostly comprised of tomato seeds donated from gardeners and tomato growers. Seeds are shared in small amounts enabling a home gardener to sample different types of open-pollinated tomatoes.
These seeds are offered with the expectation of success to all; seeds are natural and people are human, WinterSown.Org is not responsible for crossed varieties or unintentional wrongly-named varieties.
WinterSown.Org reserves the right to refuse multiple requests from the same individual when no donation is provided.
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