This large tomato is one of the beefhearts. These unusual shaped tomatoes are called the ‘crinklelies’. Their flesh is a maroon-purple colour and meaty texture with a tasty flavour. The vine is vigorous and needs staking.

A staking vine bearing round 60mm chocolate-brown fruit when ripe.
This variety was revived from some old seed found in the East Gippsland Organic Association Seedbank. This is a rare heirloom variety of salad tomato.

A vigorous 3m talll vine that requires stakingl and produces a mass of 10mm round sweet yellow fruit in grape like bunches. Unlike other tomatoes they won’t split if left to dry on the vines and hence do not attract fruit fly. Prolific self-seeder.

This is a strong bush tomato which is great for small spaces. It is a determinate variety bearing a heavy crop of sweet deep-red rounded fruit. Exhibits some nematode tolerance.

Prolific indeterminate staking variety with excellent low-acid sweet flavour.
Gold yellow round fruit, 50mm diameter. 80 days to maturity.

Apricot-sized fruit with a greenish lime colour and deep green stripes.
The green flesh has a mild pleasing flavour. Indeterminate vine. Good for processing, as well as eating out of hand or in salads.

A short staking variety that bears strongly. Meaty bright red pear shaped fruit, 75mm long that dry and process well. Compact determinate vine.

Well flavoured medium-sized, deep globe shaped, lemon-yellow fruit. Vigorous indeterminate vine that needs staking.
Resistant to fusarium and verticillium wilts, and nematodes. Originally a hybrid now is a stabilised open-pollinated variety.

Prolific indeterminate vine with good quality yellow fruit to 40mm size.
Good foliage cover and multiple disease resistance. This a good salad tomato. Maturity from 85 days.

Large, deep, globe-shaped fruit 100mm diameter. Bright orange skin and flesh with solid, meaty flesh and a few seeds. Strong distinctive flavour. Keeping calcuim levels up to this variety will reduce blossom end rot. Excellent for slicing.