Tomato · Variety index

Types of tomatoes

Types of tomatoes on this page are garden fruit-type classes and named cultivar records. Cherry, grape, beefsteak, and plum are classes, not cultivar pages. Growing lives on how to grow tomatoes. This is not a grocery or canning guide and not a ranking of tomato varieties.

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Browse index. Class rows and record cards are separate source assertions with a visible Source field. Classes are not cultivars. No seed offer on this page.

Cited fruit-type classes

Separate source assertions — not a BioArva average.

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    Clemson HGIC 1323 (South Carolina)
    Under Fruit Types, their sheet names cherry tomatoes as small tomatoes. Class naming on their sheet — not a cultivar record, not food copy, and not a ranking. Not Black Cherry. Cherry tomatoes
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    Clemson HGIC 1323 (South Carolina)
    Under Fruit Types, their sheet names grape tomatoes as small tomatoes. Class naming on their sheet — not a cultivar record, not food copy, and not a ranking. Grape tomatoes
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    Clemson HGIC 1323 (South Carolina)
    Under Fruit Types, their sheet names beefsteak tomatoes as having large fruit. Class naming on their sheet — not a cultivar record and not food copy. Beefsteak tomatoes
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    Clemson HGIC 1323 (South Carolina)
    Under Fruit Types, their sheet names Roma or plum tomatoes as having medium-sized, oblong fruits. Class naming on their sheet — not the Roma cultivar record and not food copy.

Sourced cultivar records

Six live records. Each card is a naming assertion plus a link. Identity depth lives on the record, not here.

Illustrative Roma-type tomato fruit

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Roma

Source

Clemson HGIC 1323 (South Carolina)

Their Recommended Cultivars table lists Roma — not Roma VF. This card is that table’s cultivar string, not Roma VF.

Roma

Illustrative San Marzano-type tomato fruit

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San Marzano

Source

Clemson HGIC 1323 (South Carolina)

Their Recommended Cultivars table lists San Marzano. This card is that table’s cultivar string — not Lampadina and not a DOP or food claim.

San Marzano

Illustrative Cherokee Purple-type tomato fruit

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Cherokee Purple

Source

Clemson HGIC 1323 (South Carolina)

Their Recommended Cultivars table lists Cherokee Purple. Naming-on-sheet — not a ranking.

Cherokee Purple

Illustrative Brandywine-type tomato fruit

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Brandywine

Source

Clemson HGIC 1323 (South Carolina)

Their Recommended Cultivars table lists Brandywine. Naming-on-sheet — not a ranking.

Brandywine

Illustrative Black Krim-type tomato fruit

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Black Krim

Source

VCE 426-418 (Virginia)

Their common heirloom list names Black Krim. Naming-on-sheet — not a ranking.

Black Krim

Illustrative Celebrity-type tomato fruit

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Celebrity

Source

Clemson HGIC 1323 (South Carolina)

Their Recommended Cultivars table lists Celebrity. Naming-on-sheet — not a ranking.

Celebrity

Other names in the catalogs

Separate source assertions — not a BioArva average.

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    Clemson HGIC 1323 (South Carolina)
    Super Sweet 100 — listed; growth habit I (indeterminate); Comments: Cherry.
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    Clemson HGIC 1323 (South Carolina)
    Black Cherry — listed; growth habit I (indeterminate); Comments: Cherry. Index row only — not a class page.
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    Clemson HGIC 1323 (South Carolina)
    Matt’s Wild Cherry — listed; growth habit I (indeterminate); Comments: Cherry.
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    Clemson HGIC 1323 (South Carolina)
    Smarty — listed; growth habit I (indeterminate); Comments: Grape.
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    Clemson HGIC 1323 (South Carolina)
    Sun Gold — listed; growth habit I (indeterminate); Comments: Cherry; Orange fruit. Clemson’s Sun Gold string — not NCSU Sungolds.
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    Clemson HGIC 1323 (South Carolina)
    Amelia — listed; growth habit I (indeterminate).
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    Clemson HGIC 1323 (South Carolina)
    Better Boy — listed; growth habit I (indeterminate).
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    Clemson HGIC 1323 (South Carolina)
    BHN 589 — listed; growth habit D (determinate).
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    Clemson HGIC 1323 (South Carolina)
    Big Beef — listed; growth habit I (indeterminate). Not Big Boy.
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    Clemson HGIC 1323 (South Carolina)
    Carolina Gold — listed; growth habit D (determinate); Comments: Orangish-yellow.
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    Clemson HGIC 1323 (South Carolina)
    Early Girl — listed; growth habit I (indeterminate).
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    Clemson HGIC 1323 (South Carolina)
    Rutgers — listed; growth habit I (indeterminate).
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    Clemson HGIC 1323 (South Carolina)
    Mountain Majesty — listed; growth habit D (determinate).
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    Clemson HGIC 1323 (South Carolina)
    Burpee’s Long-keeper — listed; growth habit I (indeterminate).
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    Clemson HGIC 1323 (South Carolina)
    Plum Regal — listed; growth habit D (determinate).
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    Clemson HGIC 1323 (South Carolina)
    Mariana — listed; growth habit D (determinate).
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    Clemson HGIC 1323 (South Carolina)
    Grandero — listed; growth habit I (indeterminate).
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    NCSU Extension (North Carolina)
    Big Boy — named. Not Big Beef and not a Clemson table row.
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    NCSU Extension (North Carolina)
    Manapal — named.
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    NCSU Extension (North Carolina)
    Fantastic — named.
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    NCSU Extension (North Carolina)
    Sungolds — named. Not Clemson’s Sun Gold string.
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    NCSU Extension (North Carolina)
    Juliet — named.
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    NCSU Extension (North Carolina)
    Bush Early Girl — named. Not Early Girl.
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    NCSU Extension (North Carolina)
    German Johnson — named.
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    NCSU Extension (North Carolina)
    German Pink — named.
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    NCSU Extension (North Carolina)
    Mountain Delight — named. Not Mountain Merit.
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    NCSU Extension (North Carolina)
    Colonial — named.
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    NCSU Extension (North Carolina)
    Mountain Fresh — named. Not Mountain Merit.
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    NCSU Extension (North Carolina)
    Pik Red — named.
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    NCSU Extension (North Carolina)
    Sunrise — named.

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