I love tomatoes and have decided I’m growing enough varieties of tomatoes. It’s so tempting to add another variety, but I need to stop. These are the varieties of tomatoes I grow:

Bush	Days	Ind vs Det	Size	Notes
Manitoba	65		6 oz	From saved seed
Red Deuce	72		10 oz
Red Morning	70		14 oz
Primo Red	65		8.5 oz
Crista	70		10 oz
Sub Artic Maxi	48		2.5 oz
Beefsteak	72		8 oz
Beefmaster	81	Ind	20 oz
Coloured
Lemon Boy	72	Ind	7 oz	Low Acid
Chef’s Orange	75	Ind	8-11 oz	Low Acid
Carolina Gold	75	Det	8-10 oz	Tangerine coloured, low acid
Heirloom
Red Pear Piriform	78	ind	7-8 oz	Meaty, sweet flavor
German Johnson	75	ind	8-16 oz	Pink, creamy
Brandywine	78	ind	Up to a 1 lb	Pink, smooth
Cherokee Purple	72	ind	8-12 oz	Purple/ Brown/ Green, meaty
Black Beauty	75	ind	6 oz	Black skin and red flesh
Green Zebra	75	ind	3 oz	Yellowish tinge when ripe, tangy
Pineapple	75	ind	Up to 2 lbs	Yellow/Red, meaty
Oxheart Red	80	ind	10 to 12 oz	Meaty, pear shaped
Roma/ Paste
San Marzano	78	Ind		Thick, dry flesh
Amish Paste	85	Ind	8 oz	Heirloom
Paisano	68	Det		Perfect for canning and sauces
Pozzano	75	Ind		Plants get big and are productive.
Cherry
Yellow Pear	70	Ind		Very Productive
Red Pear	70	Ind		From saved seed
Purple Bumblebee	70	Ind		Purple with green stripes
Black Vernissage	75	Ind	2 to 3 oz	Deep mahogany, striped with green.
Black Cherry	75	Ind		Deep red with a blackish hue
Sungold	57	Ind		Sweet and delicious. Orange
Yellow Mini	57	Ind		Sweet and juicy.
Indigio Cherry Drops	71	Ind	1-2 oz	Deep, rosy-red with a black-purple cast that is bursting with sweet flavor.
Tumbling Tom Red	50	Tumbling
Tumbling Tom Yellow	50	Tumbling
Sweet Million	60	Ind		Classic red cherry tomato
Tiny Tim	45	Det		Tiny cute plant.
Tomatillo Purple	65	Ind		Sweeter than green.