| Variety | Days to Maturity |
Growth Habit | Description | Source |
| Manalucie | 82 | Ind | Great producer in the occasional hot summer. Greatdisease resistance. Rich red globes. | 1, 2, 22 |
| Mandarin Cross | 77 | Ind | Japanese specialty tomato. Fruits are orange to yellow, solid and smooth, averaging 9 oz. | 2, 16 |
| Manitoba | 58 | Det | Developed by the Morden Experimental Farm in Manitoba for short season areas. Fruits are bright red, slightly flattened, and average 6 oz. | 1, 2 |
| Manyel "Many Moons | 75 | Ind | Round to oblate yellow fruits average 12 oz. Good strong tomato taste. Main season crop. | 2, 13 |
| Marglobe* | 80 | Det | Smooth red fruits average 8 ounces. This is a good hot weather producer. | 1,2,13, 22 |
| Marion | 71 | Semi- det |
Rutgers type, but earlier and disease free. Medium large 6 oz globes. Good in a hot summer. | 1, 2 |
| Marmande | 67 | Semi- det |
Classic French slicing tomato. Bears well even in cool weather. Medium sized, almost beefsteak type. | 1, 2, 13, 21, 22 |
| Miracle Sweet VFFNT | 67 | Ind | Melt-in-your-mouth sweet flavor. Tall vigorous plants need plenty of support. Round, smooth fruits average 5-6 oz. | 1,2,5,19, 23 |
| Moira | 76 | Det | Mild big and deep red fruits. Average 6 oz. | 3, 20 |
| Money Maker* | 77 | Ind | One of the oldest known heirlooms, this one came originally from Bristol, England. Produces clusters of 2 1/2 bright red round fruits. Reliable. | 1,13 |
| Moskvich* | 60 | Ind | Siberian slicer. Extra early deep red 4-6 oz fruits. The seeds for this tomato were smuggled out of Siberia in a personal letter in 1991. | 4 |
| Mountain Delight VFF | 70 | Det | Good yields of bright red 3" inch fruits. Crack resistant. | 1, 2, 18 |
| Mountain Fresh VFF | 79 | Det | Good flavor and large 3 1/2" fruits. Good market fruit. | 1, 2 |
| Mountain Pride Hybrid VF | 70 | Det | This is the first in the Mountain series, developed for high altitude, Northern gardens, and market gardens. Large deep red globes, disease and crack resistant. | 1, 2 |
Mountain Spring VF |
72 | Det | Superb yields of red 3 1/2" fruits. Good market fruit. | 1, 2 |
| Mountain Supreme VFFA | 73 | Det | Tall vines yield high quality bright red fruits. medium to large in siza. Good for vine-ripening. | 1, 2 |
| Mt. Athos* | 75 | Semi- det |
This is a nice slicer, originally from Greece. Slightly flattened DARK pink, almost red fruits are firm and tasty. A good market tomato. SSE | SSE (17) |
| Nebraska Wedding* |
90 | Semi- det |
Vigorous determinate produces 6 oz deep orange fruits set in clusters. Very meaty and well-balanced flavor. | 2 |
| New Yorker | 60 | Det | Very early standard size tomato, compact vines yield 4-6 oz red meaty globes. | 1, 2, 20, 21 |
| Nicklow's Doubletake | 85 | Det | Heavy producer of firm, large and tasty, crack resistant fruits. | 15 |
| Northern Exposure | 67 | Semi- det |
Bred for cool short seasons. Compact productive vines. Fruits average 8 oz. | 9, 23 |
| Odessa | 58 | Det | Ukrainian slicer. Compact plants bear 4-6 oz juicy fruits. | SSE (17) |
| Old Brooks* | 70 | Ind | All-purpose fruits are medium to large, firm and meaty. Blemish free, bears all season. | 1,2,13, 21 |
| Olga's Round Yellow Chicken | 75 | Ind | Siberian slicer. Bright orange and perfectly round with a good sweet/acid flavor balance. Compact plants, but still indeterminant. | SSE |
| Oregon Pride | 73 | Det | Combines the qualities of a paste tomato and theflavor of a slicer. Large uniform roma- to heart-shaped fruits. Meaty and almost seedless. | 8, 15 |
| Oregon Spring | 58 | Ind | This tomato is the "insurance for a home crop in case we have a cool summer." Developed in Oregon to set fruit in cool weather. Compact indeterminate vines. | 1,2,3,4,6,8, 11,12,15,16, 19 |
| Oregon Star | 83 | Det | Similar to Oregon Pride, but larger. Fruits are creamy and juicy and up to 2# . | 8, 15, 19 |
| Oxheart* | 80 | Ind | Old-fashioned heart-shaped pink fruits can weigh up to 2#. | 2, 7, 21 |
| Park's Whopper VFFNT | 65 | Ind | The latest "version" of the well-known disease and crack resistant full season market fruit. Firm bright red fruits are 4" across. Vigorous vines. | 1 |
| Perestroika* | 67 | Ind | Siberian slicer. Smooth, solid, medium to large 8-10 oz fruits, red/orange, classic globes. | SSE (17) |
| Peron Sprayless | 85 | Ind | Extraordinarily resistant to insects and disease. Large vines produce 3-4 red globes. From Argentina. | 1,2,13 |
| Piedmont | 75 | Det | Developed in the mountains of North Carolina. 7-8 oz deep red meaty slicer. | 1 |
| Pilgrim VFFASt | 68 | Det | Compact plants are good for northern areas. Fruits are uniform, will set even in cool weather. | 1, 2, 5, 18 |
| Pink Odoriko VFN, TMV | 76 | Ind | Japanese slicer. Round, deep pink/rose color. A very good tasting market tomato. | 2, 16 |
| Prairie Fire | 65 | Det | Extra early maturing general use fruits average 3-6 oz. | 8, 15 |
| Pritchard,s Scarlet Topper* | 70 | Det | Heavy foliage protects fruits from sunscald. Fruits are brilliant red, mild, and average 5 oz. Long fruiting season. | 1 |
| Productiva* | 75 | Ind | Extremely productive crops of brilliant red shiny round 3" fruits. | 10 |
| Quick Pick VFFNT |
68 | Ind | Medium sized smooth fruit with good flavor and texture. | 2, 18 |
| Red Alert | 55 | Det | Clusters of delicious 1 oz fruits, high in sugar content. Great for patio and container planting. | 5 |
| Red Brandywine* | 88 | Ind | Vigorous regular-foliage vines produce round red fruits with absolutely delicious flavor. | 1, 2, 21, 22, 24 |
| Red Dawn* | 60 | Det | English Slicer. Originally came from the foggy coast! This is a good cool weather producer. | SSE (17) |
| Red Sun VFFNT | 72 | Semi- det |
A large mid-season fruit similar to Celebrity, but prettier and better crack resistance. Fruits average 10 oz. | 4 |
| Reif Red Heart* | 75 | Ind | Large deep-red heart-shaped fruits average 8-10 oz. Firm and meaty with few seeds. | 4 |
| Ruby Cluster VFFTL | 58 | Semi- det |
Extra-early small deep red fruits come in clusters of 8 to 12. Larger than cherries, 1 1/2" in diameter, and full flavored. | 4 |
| Russian Apple Tree* |
76 | Unique apple-shaped leaves. Bred 30 years ago in southern Russia-tolerates temperature changes. Clusters of 2 1/2-2" fruits have a strong flavor. | 10 | |
| Rutgers | 73 | Det | This is a good old-fashioned round red slicer which doubles as a good canner. Not quite an heirloom but definitely an old standard! | 1,2,7,8,12, 13,18 |
| Sasha's Altai* | 59 | Ind | Russian slicer. This is a best seller in Russia. Very early, juicy, slightly flattened, bright red fruits. | SSE |
| Siberia* | 55 | Dwarf Det |
The seeds for Siberia were smuggled out of the Soviet Union in 1975. The plants are small and very bushy, suitable for containers. Fruits are small and fresh/tart tasting. | 1,2,13,20, 23 |
| Siletz | 72 | Det | Developed in Oregon. Deep red fruits frequently weigh in at 1# and are great tasting. | 15 |
| Soldaki* | 75 | Ind | Heirloom variety originally from Poland. 1# fruits are flattened, with solid pink flesh and intense sweet flavor. Tall, vigorous potato leaved vines. | 2, 10, 21 |
| Southern Night* | 84 | Det | Very rare dark black/red slicer. This proved to be a real taste treat in our 1994 trials. 8-9 oz fruit melt in your mouth. | 1, 2, 10 |
| St. Pierre | 80 | Ind | Popular French variety that originated in Italy. Bright red fruits have some green on their shoulders, good foliage cover. Will produce well in northern gardens. |
1, 6 |
| Stokealaska | 55 | Det | Bushy plants produce lots of 1 3/4 oz mild sweet tasting fruits. Good for northern gardens. | 1, 2 |
| Stone* | 75 | Ind | Introduced in the late 1800,s. Heat and drought tolerant plants produce medium sized globes. | 1,6,13, 21 |
| Stream | 99 | Det | New variety from the Moldova Institute of Vegetable Breeding. Fruits are 3 1/2-4 1/2 oz round, red and very smooth. Recommended for warm climates. | 10, |
| Stupice* | 52 | Ind | Czechoslovakian slicer. Possibly the earliest tomato...! Good taste in small packages! 2,8,11,15, 21 | |
| Suncoast VFF | 72 | Det | Needs staking but should not be pruned. Deep red 8 oz fruits. | 2 |
| Super Bush VFN | 80 | Det | Excellent home garden variety, good foliage cover. Fruits average 5 oz. | 1, 2, 6 |
| Super Sioux | 75 | Ind | Bears fairly large 3-4" red fruits right up till frost. Crack resistant. | 2, 11 |
| Supersonic VFF | 75 | Ind | Mid-season bright red fruits are firm and meaty. Disease and crack resistant. | 1, 2 |
| Super Tasty Hybrid | 70 | Det | Rich tangy flavor, juicy and solid red fruits average 7-9 oz. Vigorous and disease free. | 9 |
| Taxi | 64 | Det | Meaty 4-6 oz baseball sized lemon-yellow fruits. Concentrated early set. | 4, 15 |
| Thessaloniki | 69 | Ind | Red 4-6 oz fruits are juicy, mild, and firm. Good keeper, resistant to sunscald and cracking. Developed in Greece. | 1, 2, 11 |
| Wanda,s Potato Leaf | 69 | Ind | Juicy pink-fleshed red fruits with good flavor and disease resistance. | 1, 2 |
| Wayahead* (Jung's) |
76 | Det | As its name implies, this is a very early main crop tomato. Slightly flattened 2-5 oz fruits come almost all at once. | SSE (17), 21 |
| Willamette | 70 | Det | Developed at Oregon State University for short season areas. Upright plants produce crack resistant medium sized fruits that are firm and meaty. | 19 |
| Winter Red Storage | 70 | Red long-keeping tomatoes keep up to 3 months after harvest. Good disease resistance, | 9 | |
| Yellow Giant Belgium (Goldie)* | 90 | Ind | 150 year old heirloom. Vigorous vines produce large mild slightly flattened fruits. Low acid and tasty. | 1, 2 |
| Yellow Perfection* | 75 | Ind | Small delicate lemon-yellow fruits. Tart and delicious variety is a typical English 4-bite tomato, just right for eating out of hand. Bears till frost. | 11,20 |
| Yellow Wendy* | 80 | Ind | Zesty pale-to-bright golf ball sized fruits borne in clusters. Bears prolifically. From Australia. | 13 |
| Zolotoi Char* | 87 | Ind | Russian slicer, collected by Ken Whealy, director of Seed Savers Exchange, at the Bird Market in Moscow, 1991. Round yellow-orange fruits with a rich, tangy, almost sour taste. | SSE (17) |