2025 Plant Fair Tomato Varieties

Varieties for Sale at the 2025 Plant Fair

If you’re looking for tomato plants, head for Building D (affectionately dubbed The Tomato Barn), where more than 3,000 plants will be available. You’ll find 50 varieties that have proven to be favorites of Skagit Valley tomato lovers, plus limited numbers of some “rare and unusual” types.

In response to many requests for tomato plants that could be grown in a pot on either a deck or condo/apartment balcony, master gardeners have again sourced a limited quantity of plants that perfectly fit this need. Look for a table of dwarf varieties, or ask a master gardener for assistance.

Use the lists below to plan ahead so you'll be ready to shop!

Cherry Tomatoes

Variety	Type	Days	Day Range	Growth Habit	Seed Type	Disease Resistance	Description
Apricot Zebra	Cherry	65	40-65	Indeterminate	Open-Pollinated		Plants showed excellent disease resistance, and set tons of slightly oblong, golf-ball sized fruit. Fruits are juicy and dense with notes of papaya-esque, tropical, fruity flavor.
Black Cherry	Cherry	70	66-75	Indeterminate	Heirloom		Mahogany-purple fruit. Complex flavor, fruity, balanced, sweet and intense. Grows in abundant heavy clusters.
Dwarf Eagle Smiley	Cherry	60	40-65				Grows 5 feet. Bright to golden-yellow, globe-shaped fruit that are borne in clusters of eight to ten tomatoes.
Dwarf Mignonne	Cherry	60	40-65	Indeterminate	Open-Pollinated		An open-pollinated micro-dwarf tomato that produces large, red cherry tomatoes, similar in size to Florida Petite, on compact plants that are about 8-10" tall.
Dwarf Moby's Cherry	Cherry	60	40-65		Open-Pollinated		Grows 4-5 feet. Bright yellow to orange, slightly flattened globe shaped fruit. Delicious, well balanced, flavor.
Dwarf Mocha's Cherry	Cherry	65	40-65		Open-Pollinated		Grows 18-20". Deep purple fruit turns nearly black when exposed to the sun. Mild flavor on the tart side.
Dwarf Tiny Tim	Cherry	55	40-65		Heirloom		Quick growing plants covered in heavy clusters of scarlet fruits. Delicious, sweet flavor with a touch of acidity.
Dwarf Velvet Night	Cherry	70	66-75		Open-Pollinated		Tasty, purple fruit with sweet, earthy flavor. Excellent yield. Ideal for small gardens and containers.
Gold Nugget	Cherry	60	40-65	Determinate	Open-Pollinated	V	Golden-yellow color. Rich, sweet, well-balanced flavor. Compact, vigorous plants begin fruiting extra early.
Gold Spark	Cherry	65	40-65	Indeterminate	Hybrid	F, LM, ToMV	Dark-yellow, elongated grape-shaped fruit. Sweet, meaty flesh.
Isis Candy	Cherry	67	66-75	Indeterminate	Open-Pollinated		Vary in shades of reds to yellows, usually with golden flesh. The flavor is outstanding, sweet and fruity. Round 1" fruits. Kids adore them!
Juliet	Cherry	60	40-65	Indeterminate	Heirloom	EB, LB	AAS Winner. Multi-use 2 1/2"-long tomato for fresh eating, sauce and drying. Deep-red, oblong, sweet 2 AAS Winner. Deep red, oblong fruits. Rich tomato flavor. Good for eating fresh, in salads, salsa, and sauce.
Large Red Cherry	Cherry	75	66-75	Indeterminate	Open-Pollinated		Deep scarlet fruits, bursting with sweet flavor. Used for fresh eating, salads, roasting, salsas, and canning.
Sebastopol	Cherry	65	40-65	Indeterminate	Heirloom		#1 in the Skagit Master Gardeners’ 2023 Tomato Tasting. Sweet-tasting, flavorful red fruit with a spark of tartness.
Starlight Grape	Cherry	70	66-75	Indeterminate	Open-Pollinated		Slender yellow grape tomatoes simply glow. Slightly later to mature, but worth the wait for these special yellow morsels that will continue to ripen until frost and hold well through storage.
Sungold	Cherry	65	40-65	Indeterminate	Hybrid	F, TMV	Sweet, intense, fruity flavor. Tangerine-colored fruits. Prolific plant yields early.
Sunsugar	Cherry	65	40-65	Indeterminate	Hybrid	F, TMV	Full-bodied, super sweet flavor with a bit of tang. Ripens to bright tangerine. Heavy bearing.
Super Sweet 100	Cherry	65	40-65	Indeterminate	Hybrid	F, V	Scarlet-colored fruit, bursting with sugary flavor. Prolific vines produce right up to frost time.
Sweet Million	Cherry	65	40-65	Indeterminate	Heirloom	F, N, SP, TMV	Bite-sized heirloom tomatoes, deliciously sweet, and grow on vigorous plants. Fruits are good size for eating out of hand, or for salads.

Salad Tomatoes

Variety	Type	Days	Day Range	Growth Habit	Seed Type	Description
Blondkopfchen	Salad	75	66-75	Indeterminate	Heirloom	(AKA Little Blonde Girl) East German variety. Small golden yellow 1" fruits borne in giant clusters, excellent sweet taste. Enormous yields and rarely a cracked fruit. Bears until frost.
Green Zebra	Salad	75	66-75	Indeterminate	Heirloom	Chartreuse fruit with deep lime-green stripes and a yellow blush. The flesh is bright green. Rich, sweet, and zesty flavor.
Japanese Black Trifele	Salad	80	76-90	Indeterminate	Heirloom	Pear shaped fruit. Green-streaked shoulders, deepening to a mahogany and a nearly black base. Complex, rich flavor.
Jaune Flamme	Salad	75	66-75	Indeterminate	Heirloom	Apricot-orange fruit surrounding reddish flesh. Fruity, full-bodied flavor is a balance of sweet and tart.
Stupice	Salad	65	40-65	Indeterminate	Heirloom	Potato leaf plant produces sweet, deep red, slightly oval fruit. Ideal for containers and small space gardens.
Sub Arctic Plenty	Salad	42	40-65	Determinate	Heirloom	The world's fastest-growing heirloom tomato: just 42 days from transplant to fresh vine-ripe tomatoes. A great tomato to grow in northern areas where the season is short. As a bush variety that needs no staking, it is great for hanging baskets.

Slicers

Variety	Type	Days	Day Range	Growth Habit	Seed Type	Disease Resistance	Description
Abe Lincoln	Slicer	75	66-75	Indeterminate	Heirloom		Brilliant red, juicy, meaty tomato. Great old-fashioned tomato flavor, slightly acidic. Enjoyed since 1923.
Big Beef Plus	Slicer	75	66-75	Indeterminate	Hybrid	F, V, TSWV, N, ASC, ToMV, FOR	A favorite beefsteak now with improved flavor, color, and disease resistance. Red, meaty, and juicy.
Black Krim	Slicer	80	76-90	Indeterminate	Heirloom		Dark Maroon beefsteak. Bold, rich, smoky, sweet flavors. Places high in taste trials. Grows well in Skagit County.
Black Sea Man	Slicer	75	66-75	Determinate	Heirloom		Potato leaf plant with deep mahogany fruit and olive-green shoulders. Rich flavor. Well suited for Skagit climates.
Brandywine Red	Slicer	80	76-90	Indeterminate	Heirloom		Deep pink skin and smooth, red flesh. Flavorful fruit that is both sweet and acidic. Popular heirloom.
Cherokee Purple	Slicer	80	76-90	Indeterminate	Heirloom		A favorite of NW enthusiasts. Unusual dark coloring. Rich, full-flavored and juicy with a strong tomato tang.
Crimson Carmello	Slicer	70	66-75	Indeterminate	Hybrid	F, V, N, LB, ToMV, TMV	Round, red, and juicy fruits with perfect sweet to acid balance.
Damsel	Slicer	75	66-75	Indeterminate	Hybrid	V, N, LB	Big, pink globe shaped fruit with sweet, rich tangy heirloom flavor.
Dwarf Arctic Rose	Slicer	60	40-65		Open-Pollinated		Grows 2-3 feet high. Fruit is round to oblate, and ripen pink. Flavor is well balanced and delicious.
Dwarf Metallica	Slicer	75	66-75		Open-Pollinated		Grows 2-3 feet. Fruit are pink with green stripes, oblate to slightly heart shaped, and flavor is well-balanced; slightly sweet and tangy.
Dwarf Tasmanian Chocolate	Slicer	75	66-75	Indeterminate	Open-Pollinated		Cross between "New Big Dwarf" and "Paul Robeson," resulting in a dwarf-sized plant that produces deep-maroon, 5-7 oz tomatoes with a rich flavor.
Early Girl	Slicer	60	40-65	Indeterminate	Hybrid	F, V	A long-time favorite, one of the first varieties to ripen. Abundant yields of meaty, full-flavored fruit.
Genuwine	Slicer	75	66-75	Indeterminate	Hybrid		Cross of two delicious heirlooms: Costoluto Genovese and Brandywine. Big, beautiful, flavorful tomatoes.
Momotaro	Slicer	70	66-75	Indeterminate	Hybrid	HR: F 1-2/L/N/ ToMV/V IR: BS	Flavor is an intricate and harmonious combination of sweet and tangy that has won Momotaro several tomato tasting contests. The radiant pink slicers weigh 6-7 oz. Momotaro is durable, heat tolerant, and crack resistant with good storability.
Mountain Merit	Slicer	75	66-75	Determinate	Hybrid	F, V, TSWV, N, GLS (ST/L), LB	AAS award winner for its excellent disease resistance, good flavor and production. Deep red, sweet flavor fruits.
Paul Robeson	Slicer	80	76-90	Indeterminate	Heirloom		Maroon/brick-red tomato has dark green shoulders and red flesh. Distinctive flavor balance of sweetness and acidity.
Thorburn's Terra-Cotta	Slicer	75	66-75	Determinate	Open-Pollinated		Honey-brown skin, orange-pink flesh, and green seed mass, make an eye-catching slicer with out-of-this-world flavor. Heavy production in mid-season drops off quickly once cool weather sets in. It will yield a pumpkin-orange sauce with a floral aroma.

Paste Tomatoes

Variety	Type	Days	Day Range	Growth Habit	Seed Type	Disease Resistance	Description
Amish Paste	Paste	80	76-90	Indeterminate	Heirloom		Large meaty fruit for sauces, paste, and canning. Deep red flesh. Sweet, rich taste. A long-time culinary favorite.
Dwarf Audrey's Love	Paste	75	66-75		Open-Pollinated		Taste is well-balanced, with sweet undertones. Firm and meaty. Fruit is beautiful with purple and green blushing.
Dwarf Sneaky Sauce	Paste	75	66-75	Indeterminate	Open-Pollinated		4 oz red (yellow epi) plum to slight heart. This is a classic sauce tomato and produces a lot of tomatoes on strong-growing plants. The fruit have a mild flavor with meaty walls that will cook down into a rich, delicious sauce.
Nova	Paste	65	40-65	Determinate	Open-Pollinated		Tasty, meaty, lipstick-red fruit. Excellent for canning and making sauce. Prolific.
Opalka	Paste	80	76-90	Indeterminate	Heirloom		Red banana pepper shaped tomatoes. Excellent, rich, sweet flavor. Perfect for sauces, paste, and canning.
Roma	Paste	75	66-75	Determinate	Open-Pollinated	FF, V	Red, pear-shaped fruits. Meaty with few seeds. Well-known paste-type tomato, perfect for sauces and pastes.
San Marzano	Paste	75	66-75	Indeterminate	Heirloom		Large clusters of bright-red meaty fruit. High in sugars, pectin, and flavor for the richest sauces, pastes, and soup.
Verona	Paste	65	40-65	Indeterminate	Hybrid	F, V, EB	Long clusters of plump, deep red, cocktail-sized tomatoes. Sweet flavor.

Dwarf Varieties

Variety	Type	Days	Day Range	Growth Habit	Seed Type	Description
Dwarf Arctic Rose	Slicer	60	40-65		Open-Pollinated	Grows 2-3 feet high. Fruit is round to oblate, and ripen pink. Flavor is well balanced and delicious.
Dwarf Audrey's Love	Paste	75	66-75		Open-Pollinated	Taste is well-balanced, with sweet undertones. Firm and meaty. Fruit is beautiful with purple and green blushing.
Dwarf Eagle Smiley	Cherry	60	40-65			Grows 5 feet. Bright to golden-yellow, globe-shaped fruit that are borne in clusters of eight to ten tomatoes.
Dwarf Metallica	Slicer	75	66-75		Open-Pollinated	Grows 2-3 feet. Fruit are pink with green stripes, oblate to slightly heart shaped, and flavor is well-balanced; slightly sweet and tangy.
Dwarf Mignonne	Cherry	60	40-65	Indeterminate	Open-Pollinated	An open-pollinated micro-dwarf tomato that produces large, red cherry tomatoes, similar in size to Florida Petite, on compact plants that are about 8-10" tall.
Dwarf Moby's Cherry	Cherry	60	40-65		Open-Pollinated	Grows 4-5 feet. Bright yellow to orange, slightly flattened globe shaped fruit. Delicious, well balanced, flavor.
Dwarf Mocha's Cherry	Cherry	65	40-65		Open-Pollinated	Grows 18-20". Deep purple fruit turns nearly black when exposed to the sun. Mild flavor on the tart side.
Dwarf Sneaky Sauce	Paste	75	66-75	Indeterminate	Open-Pollinated	4 oz red (yellow epi) plum to slight heart. This is a classic sauce tomato and produces a lot of tomatoes on strong-growing plants. The fruit have a mild flavor with meaty walls that will cook down into a rich, delicious sauce.
Dwarf Tasmanian Chocolate	Slicer	75	66-75	Indeterminate	Open-Pollinated	Cross between "New Big Dwarf" and "Paul Robeson," resulting in a dwarf-sized plant that produces deep-maroon, 5-7 oz tomatoes with a rich flavor.
Dwarf Tiny Tim	Cherry	55	40-65		Heirloom	Quick growing plants covered in heavy clusters of scarlet fruits. Delicious, sweet flavor with a touch of acidity.
Dwarf Velvet Night	Cherry	70	66-75		Open-Pollinated	Tasty, purple fruit with sweet, earthy flavor. Excellent yield. Ideal for small gardens and containers.

All Plant Fair Varieties (Print the Whole List!)

Variety	Type	Days	Day Range	Growth Habit	Seed Type	Disease Resistance	Description
Abe Lincoln	Slicer	75	66-75	Indeterminate	Heirloom		Brilliant red, juicy, meaty tomato. Great old-fashioned tomato flavor, slightly acidic. Enjoyed since 1923.
Amish Paste	Paste	80	76-90	Indeterminate	Heirloom		Large meaty fruit for sauces, paste, and canning. Deep red flesh. Sweet, rich taste. A long-time culinary favorite.
Apricot Zebra	Cherry	65	40-65	Indeterminate	Open-Pollinated		Plants showed excellent disease resistance, and set tons of slightly oblong, golf-ball sized fruit. Fruits are juicy and dense with notes of papaya-esque, tropical, fruity flavor.
Big Beef Plus	Slicer	75	66-75	Indeterminate	Hybrid	F, V, TSWV, N, ASC, ToMV, FOR	A favorite beefsteak now with improved flavor, color, and disease resistance. Red, meaty, and juicy.
Black Cherry	Cherry	70	66-75	Indeterminate	Heirloom		Mahogany-purple fruit. Complex flavor, fruity, balanced, sweet and intense. Grows in abundant heavy clusters.
Black Krim	Slicer	80	76-90	Indeterminate	Heirloom		Dark Maroon beefsteak. Bold, rich, smoky, sweet flavors. Places high in taste trials. Grows well in Skagit County.
Black Sea Man	Slicer	75	66-75	Determinate	Heirloom		Potato leaf plant with deep mahogany fruit and olive-green shoulders. Rich flavor. Well suited for Skagit climates.
Blondkopfchen	Salad	75	66-75	Indeterminate	Heirloom		(AKA Little Blonde Girl) East German variety. Small golden yellow 1" fruits borne in giant clusters, excellent sweet taste. Enormous yields and rarely a cracked fruit. Bears until frost.
Brandywine Red	Slicer	80	76-90	Indeterminate	Heirloom		Deep pink skin and smooth, red flesh. Flavorful fruit that is both sweet and acidic. Popular heirloom.
Cherokee Purple	Slicer	80	76-90	Indeterminate	Heirloom		A favorite of NW enthusiasts. Unusual dark coloring. Rich, full-flavored and juicy with a strong tomato tang.
Crimson Carmello	Slicer	70	66-75	Indeterminate	Hybrid	F, V, N, LB, ToMV, TMV	Round, red, and juicy fruits with perfect sweet to acid balance.
Damsel	Slicer	75	66-75	Indeterminate	Hybrid	V, N, LB	Big, pink globe shaped fruit with sweet, rich tangy heirloom flavor.
Dwarf Arctic Rose	Slicer	60	40-65		Open-Pollinated		Grows 2-3 feet high. Fruit is round to oblate, and ripen pink. Flavor is well balanced and delicious.
Dwarf Audrey's Love	Paste	75	66-75		Open-Pollinated		Taste is well-balanced, with sweet undertones. Firm and meaty. Fruit is beautiful with purple and green blushing.
Dwarf Eagle Smiley	Cherry	60	40-65				Grows 5 feet. Bright to golden-yellow, globe-shaped fruit that are borne in clusters of eight to ten tomatoes.
Dwarf Metallica	Slicer	75	66-75		Open-Pollinated		Grows 2-3 feet. Fruit are pink with green stripes, oblate to slightly heart shaped, and flavor is well-balanced; slightly sweet and tangy.
Dwarf Mignonne	Cherry	60	40-65	Indeterminate	Open-Pollinated		An open-pollinated micro-dwarf tomato that produces large, red cherry tomatoes, similar in size to Florida Petite, on compact plants that are about 8-10" tall.
Dwarf Moby's Cherry	Cherry	60	40-65		Open-Pollinated		Grows 4-5 feet. Bright yellow to orange, slightly flattened globe shaped fruit. Delicious, well balanced, flavor.
Dwarf Mocha's Cherry	Cherry	65	40-65		Open-Pollinated		Grows 18-20". Deep purple fruit turns nearly black when exposed to the sun. Mild flavor on the tart side.
Dwarf Sneaky Sauce	Paste	75	66-75	Indeterminate	Open-Pollinated		4 oz red (yellow epi) plum to slight heart. This is a classic sauce tomato and produces a lot of tomatoes on strong-growing plants. The fruit have a mild flavor with meaty walls that will cook down into a rich, delicious sauce.
Dwarf Tasmanian Chocolate	Slicer	75	66-75	Indeterminate	Open-Pollinated		Cross between "New Big Dwarf" and "Paul Robeson," resulting in a dwarf-sized plant that produces deep-maroon, 5-7 oz tomatoes with a rich flavor.
Dwarf Tiny Tim	Cherry	55	40-65		Heirloom		Quick growing plants covered in heavy clusters of scarlet fruits. Delicious, sweet flavor with a touch of acidity.
Dwarf Velvet Night	Cherry	70	66-75		Open-Pollinated		Tasty, purple fruit with sweet, earthy flavor. Excellent yield. Ideal for small gardens and containers.
Early Girl	Slicer	60	40-65	Indeterminate	Hybrid	F, V	A long-time favorite, one of the first varieties to ripen. Abundant yields of meaty, full-flavored fruit.
Genuwine	Slicer	75	66-75	Indeterminate	Hybrid		Cross of two delicious heirlooms: Costoluto Genovese and Brandywine. Big, beautiful, flavorful tomatoes.
Gold Nugget	Cherry	60	40-65	Determinate	Open-Pollinated	V	Golden-yellow color. Rich, sweet, well-balanced flavor. Compact, vigorous plants begin fruiting extra early.
Gold Spark	Cherry	65	40-65	Indeterminate	Hybrid	F, LM, ToMV	Dark-yellow, elongated grape-shaped fruit. Sweet, meaty flesh.
Green Zebra	Salad	75	66-75	Indeterminate	Heirloom		Chartreuse fruit with deep lime-green stripes and a yellow blush. The flesh is bright green. Rich, sweet, and zesty flavor.
Isis Candy	Cherry	67	66-75	Indeterminate	Open-Pollinated		Vary in shades of reds to yellows, usually with golden flesh. The flavor is outstanding, sweet and fruity. Round 1" fruits. Kids adore them!
Japanese Black Trifele	Salad	80	76-90	Indeterminate	Heirloom		Pear shaped fruit. Green-streaked shoulders, deepening to a mahogany and a nearly black base. Complex, rich flavor.
Jaune Flamme	Salad	75	66-75	Indeterminate	Heirloom		Apricot-orange fruit surrounding reddish flesh. Fruity, full-bodied flavor is a balance of sweet and tart.
Juliet	Cherry	60	40-65	Indeterminate	Heirloom	EB, LB	AAS Winner. Multi-use 2 1/2"-long tomato for fresh eating, sauce and drying. Deep-red, oblong, sweet 2 AAS Winner. Deep red, oblong fruits. Rich tomato flavor. Good for eating fresh, in salads, salsa, and sauce.
Large Red Cherry	Cherry	75	66-75	Indeterminate	Open-Pollinated		Deep scarlet fruits, bursting with sweet flavor. Used for fresh eating, salads, roasting, salsas, and canning.
Momotaro	Slicer	70	66-75	Indeterminate	Hybrid	HR: F 1-2/L/N/ ToMV/V IR: BS	Flavor is an intricate and harmonious combination of sweet and tangy that has won Momotaro several tomato tasting contests. The radiant pink slicers weigh 6-7 oz. Momotaro is durable, heat tolerant, and crack resistant with good storability.
Mountain Merit	Slicer	75	66-75	Determinate	Hybrid	F, V, TSWV, N, GLS (ST/L), LB	AAS award winner for its excellent disease resistance, good flavor and production. Deep red, sweet flavor fruits.
Nova	Paste	65	40-65	Determinate	Open-Pollinated		Tasty, meaty, lipstick-red fruit. Excellent for canning and making sauce. Prolific.
Opalka	Paste	80	76-90	Indeterminate	Heirloom		Red banana pepper shaped tomatoes. Excellent, rich, sweet flavor. Perfect for sauces, paste, and canning.
Paul Robeson	Slicer	80	76-90	Indeterminate	Heirloom		Maroon/brick-red tomato has dark green shoulders and red flesh. Distinctive flavor balance of sweetness and acidity.
Roma	Paste	75	66-75	Determinate	Open-Pollinated	FF, V	Red, pear-shaped fruits. Meaty with few seeds. Well-known paste-type tomato, perfect for sauces and pastes.
San Marzano	Paste	75	66-75	Indeterminate	Heirloom		Large clusters of bright-red meaty fruit. High in sugars, pectin, and flavor for the richest sauces, pastes, and soup.
Sebastopol	Cherry	65	40-65	Indeterminate	Heirloom		#1 in the Skagit Master Gardeners’ 2023 Tomato Tasting. Sweet-tasting, flavorful red fruit with a spark of tartness.
Starlight Grape	Cherry	70	66-75	Indeterminate	Open-Pollinated		Slender yellow grape tomatoes simply glow. Slightly later to mature, but worth the wait for these special yellow morsels that will continue to ripen until frost and hold well through storage.
Stupice	Salad	65	40-65	Indeterminate	Heirloom		Potato leaf plant produces sweet, deep red, slightly oval fruit. Ideal for containers and small space gardens.
Sub Arctic Plenty	Salad	42	40-65	Determinate	Heirloom		The world's fastest-growing heirloom tomato: just 42 days from transplant to fresh vine-ripe tomatoes. A great tomato to grow in northern areas where the season is short. As a bush variety that needs no staking, it is great for hanging baskets.
Sungold	Cherry	65	40-65	Indeterminate	Hybrid	F, TMV	Sweet, intense, fruity flavor. Tangerine-colored fruits. Prolific plant yields early.
Sunsugar	Cherry	65	40-65	Indeterminate	Hybrid	F, TMV	Full-bodied, super sweet flavor with a bit of tang. Ripens to bright tangerine. Heavy bearing.
Super Sweet 100	Cherry	65	40-65	Indeterminate	Hybrid	F, V	Scarlet-colored fruit, bursting with sugary flavor. Prolific vines produce right up to frost time.
Sweet Million	Cherry	65	40-65	Indeterminate	Heirloom	F, N, SP, TMV	Bite-sized heirloom tomatoes, deliciously sweet, and grow on vigorous plants. Fruits are good size for eating out of hand, or for salads.
Thorburn's Terra-Cotta	Slicer	75	66-75	Determinate	Open-Pollinated		Honey-brown skin, orange-pink flesh, and green seed mass, make an eye-catching slicer with out-of-this-world flavor. Heavy production in mid-season drops off quickly once cool weather sets in. It will yield a pumpkin-orange sauce with a floral aroma.
Verona	Paste	65	40-65	Indeterminate	Hybrid	F, V, EB	Long clusters of plump, deep red, cocktail-sized tomatoes. Sweet flavor.

Disease Resistance

Tomato disease codes defined below are used in the above lists to indicate which diseases a tomato variety is resistant to.

When HR accompanies a code, it indicates the variety has high resistance to that disease. IR indicates intermediate resistance.

Code	Disease Name	Disease Type
A	Alternaria Stem Canker	Fungal
AB	Early Blight (Alternaria solani)	Fungal
CR	Crack Resistance
F1	Fusarium Wilt Race 1	Fungal
F2	Fusarium Wilt Races 1 and 2	Fungal
F3	Fusarium Wilt Races 0, 1, and 2	Fungal
LB	Late Blight (Phytophthora infestans)	Water mold
LM	Leaf Mold	Fungal

Code	Disease Name	Disease Type
N	Nematodes	Parasite
St/L	Stemphylium (Gray Leaf Spot)	Fungal
TMV	Tobacco Mosaic Virus	Viral
ToANV	Tomato Apex Necrotic Virus	Viral
ToMV	Tomato Mosaic Virus (Strains 0, 1, and 2)	Viral
TSWV	Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus	Viral
TYLCV	Tomato Yellow Leaf Curl Virus	Viral
V	Verticillium Wilt	Fungal

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Varieties for Sale at the 2025 Plant Fair