These are the the varieties we are growing this season

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Cherokee Purple Tomato Info 

Cherokee Purple tomato plants are heirloom plants, which means they have been around for several generations. Unlike hybrid varieties, heirloom vegetables are open-pollinated so the seeds will produce tomatoes nearly identical to their parents. These tomatoes originated in Tennessee. According to plant lore, Cherokee Purple heirloom tomatoes may have been passed down from the Cherokee tribe. 

Golden Jubilee Tomato Cultivar Facts

The ‘Golden Jubilee’ heirloom tomato cultivar is meaty and globe-shaped.

The beautiful golden-orangey-yellow fruits come with thick walls, a low acidity, and a nicely sweet flavor.

Health Benefits of Golden Jubilee  Tomatoes. Yellow-colored tomatoes, as a general rule, host plenty of beta-carotene. Beta-carotene is a pigment, and in this case, it gives the tomato the orangey-yellow color.. What’s more is that beta-carotene helps to neutralize free radicals.

The beefsteak tomato is by far the most popular type of home garden tomato plant grown in North America. These tomatoes grow fairly easily and quickly, and produce huge (up to 2 pounds!) fruits. 

They aren’t often available in the grocery store as they are not well-suited to mechanized growing on a large scale.

There are many varieties of these. From heirloom beefsteak to hybrids, from big beef tomatoes to Brandywine.

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