80 days. 20 seeds. The Abraham Lincoln Tomato was introduced in 1923 and is an heirloom variety from Illinois, USA. The round tomatoes are a brilliant red, weigh about 12 ounces and grow in clusters. It is quite resistant to diseases and has...

85 days. 20 seeds. The Arkansas Traveler variety is touted for its ability to produce fruit even in the hottest of climates. Home gardeners will especially love this tomato plant because of the high yields of its gorgeous pink 8 oz. fruit!...

70 days. 20 seeds. The Azoychka Tomato is known to be a very productive Russian heirloom which was found at a bird market in Moscow. This tomato is a delightful yellow, weighs about 10 ounces and has a rich luscious sweet citrus flavor. The plant...

55 days. 20 seeds. The Belii Naliv Tomato was brought to the US in 1995 and is a Russian variety that is very productive and whose fruit is variable in size and flavor. The tomatoes are bright red and taste sweet and tangy and are crack resistant.If...

 90 days. 20 seeds. The Big Rainbow Tomato is an heirloom variety originally from Polk County, Minnesota, USA. This variety yields huge 1 to 2 pound ribbed beefsteak tomatoes that are bedecked with color. The outer skin and inner flesh is...

 75-90 days. 20 seeds. The Black Krim is a family heirloom variety from the Black Sea of Russia. It is a heavy producer of 10 to 12 oz. dark-red, beefsteak tomatoes with deep green shoulders. It has an intense, full body flavor, with a...

82 days. 20 seeds. The Black Plum is the perfect snacking tomato, with its small oval-shaped fruits that have a tart yet sweet taste. You'll find yourself eating 20 at a time! Try adding some to a salad with a few mandarin oranges and some...

 80 days. 20 seeds. Bonny Best was introduced in the early 1900’s and still regarded as one of the finest canning tomatoes around. Recommended for their firm fruit which retains an old-fashioned tomato flavor, the Bonny Best is a worthy...

 82 days. 10 seeds. Renowned for its low-acid and abundance of sweet flavors, the Brimmer tomato was rightly awarded the Grand Prize in 1907. A Virginia heirloom (possibly originating from the Ponderosa strain around 1889), this plant produces...

80 days. 20 seeds. This over-achiever heirloom from Tennessee is very productive, and produces purple fruit with deep red interiors that typically weigh 10 to 12 oz. Although the soft, thin flesh makes the fruit somewhat perishable, it really...