Seeds for Big or Giant Heirloom Tomato Varieties and Open Pollinated Big or Giant Tomatoes

We are proud to offer our fine selection of big or giant heirloom tomatoes and big or giant open pollinated tomatoes to our many satisfied customers from around the globe who desire only the best tomatoes. Recently, due to increased levels of tomato seed sales, we were able to lower the prices of our tomato seeds to as low as $1.25 per pack or £0.74 pence depending on your currency, while most of our tomato seeds now sell for $1.50 or $0.88 pence per packet! You will be lucky to find tomato seeds at these prices at your local garden center, nursery or other seed dealers. We ship worldwide and shipping is still only $1.50 to the United States and £0.88 pence on as many packets of tomato seeds as you can order. Whether you order one packet of tomato seeds or one hundred packets, shipping is still only $1.50/£0.88! Receive free seeds with every order!

Bulk or Wholesale quantities of most of our tomato seeds are typically available on request, but there is a two week lead time on most seed for bulk tomato varieties. Please contact us for pricing on bulk tomato seeds!

• Tomato Seeds Variety Quick Finder
• Brandywine Tomato seeds
• Burpee Delicious Tomato seeds
• Caspian Pink Tomato seeds
• Giant Belgian Pink Tomato seeds
• Great White Beefsteak Tomato seeds
• Jerry's German Giant Tomato seeds
• Purple Calabash Tomato seeds
• Red Beefsteak Tomato seeds
• Red Oxheart Tomato seeds

According to one source, the Giant Belgian Tomato was first discovered by a German immigrant named Albert Behnke who entered the nursery business at Beltsville, Maryland in the 1930's. Through Behnke, this tomato of an undocumented origin soon spread like a wildfire throughout the Eastern United States in the 1950's, with many of Behnke's customers driving for many hours to pick up their Giant Belgian Tomato plants. Reportedly, from here, the tomato also found its way into the catalogue of Gleckler's Seed Co. of Ohio in the 1950's, but there seems to be debate as to whether it was Behnke or Gleckler who had the variety first. 

Giant Belgian is an exceptional producer of huge, dark pink tomatoes that feature an exquisite sweet taste. The tomatoes are very large, averaging 1.5 to 2 pounds, with some sources also reporting tomatoes of this variety from 3 to 5 pounds on rare ocassions. Giant Belgian is one of our largest tomato varieties and one of our most recommended. Indeterminate. Matures in about 80-90 days

Open pollinated. You simply cannot believe the flavor of this heirloom tomato. Considered by many gardeners to be the best tasting tomato in the world. Has won lots of taste tests. An old Amish heirloom tomato dating back to 1885 and passed down from generation to generation, Brandywine is a pink beefsteak type tomato, with thin skinned, rich flavored, 3/4 lb - 1 lb. tomatoes. Indeterminate. 80 days. See also Yellow Brandywine Tomatoes at our main office.

The Caspian Pink Tomato is a beautiful pink tomato known in Russia as "Caspinski Rosovije" that originated in southern Russia along the shores of the Caspian Sea. It is also known as the Pink Caspian Tomato. An outstanding producer of 1 lb. to 1 1/2 lb. pinkish red beefsteak tomatoes that can rival the famous Pink Brandywine. Caspian Pink was our #4 tomato variety for 2002 and #3 tomato for 2001 out of our extensive collection of tomatoes! This wonderful tomato is an early and prolific tomato carefully selected from Russian imports is and one of the most highly touted and best known of all Russian Tomato varieties. Ideal for cool climates.

85 days to maturity. 

Purple Calabash is a very primitive and very unusual open pollinated tomato variety with unusual crinkled looking purplish black tomato fruits. The tomatoes are literally ruffled in appearance and are a very dark purple in color. Many consider the Purple Calabash to be the darkest and truest purple colored tomato in existence.This unusual tomato variety is excellent when used fresh and features a rich, sweet taste. 

On a side note, although this tomato was likely not being grown there, it is today one of the tomatoes being grown at Thomas Jefferson's preserved historical gardens at his estate at Monticello in the United States. 

The Purple Calabash Tomato is thought to have originated in Mexico.

Good for climates hit by drought.

Indeterminate. 

About 75-80 days to maturity. 

Jerry's German Giant is a huge family heirloom tomato of German origin that has been grown by a Missouri man's family for many years. The huge tomatoes, which can reach up to 3 pounds in weight come in two color phases, either a deep pink or a yellow with red stripes. Considering the variety's tendency to produce multi-colored fruit and its origin in the Ozarks, this tomato is likely closely related to the German Johnson Pink Tomato.

About 80 to 85 days.

Red Beefsteak Tomatoes are an old time favorite in the garden and have been popular for many years. Generally, the Red Beefsteak Tomato is the Tomato Pride of most gardens worldwide due to it's excellent producing qualities and excellent tomatoes. 

This is an excellent large red tomato with a slightly flattened globular appearence. Excellent taste and very firm flesh make it an ideal tomato for slicing, using in salads or for canning! 

This is the old, original 19th century Red Oxheart Tomato that made other early Italian tomatoes famous in the United States! Large smooth red heart-shaped tomatoes up to one and a half pounds in weight. Excells in flavor and possesses very meaty flesh with few seeds. Great for sauces and canning.

A tomato introduction by Burpee's Seeds in 1979. Huge, red meaty fruit with a good taste. Produces tomatoes up to two pounds with regular care. This variety also produced the world's heaviest tomato - a giant weighing over 7 pounds! Can you grow a bigger tomato? 

The Great White Beefsteak tomato is often reported by other seed sellers as being an American heirloom tomato variety with a history that traces back to the era of the American Civil War during the 1860's, however, in truth, this wonderful white tomato variety is actually of a much more recent origin. 

This lovely tomato was originally offered by Gleckler Seeds Co. in the early 90's. Gleckler's customers often sent seeds from their own garden that they were proud of and hoped that the company would later introduce to the public. In 1987 or 1988, a woman sent Gleckler seeds of an orange and yellow Oxheart tomatoes from her garden for them to try. Gleckler grew them out and amongst the plants was one that proved to be a white beefsteak, which as it turns out, the woman did not have in her garden, so it was assumed that the plant was the result of a natural mutation. Gleckler began to cultivate this new white beefsteak tomato and a number of years later released it under the name of "Great White Beefsteak". It has become popular in the years since. (Where the erroneous story that the variety was a Civil War era heirloom originated, is unknown.) 

Great White is typically considered the finest and the largest of the white tomato varieties, producing huge creamy white tomatoes that can often weigh up to two pounds, making it larger than White Beauty / White Snowball. When ripe, these creamy colored tomatoes typically have a yellowish hue on the blossom end. The tomatoes feature a mild, sweet flavor and have alot of juice, yet few seeds. The plants of Great White are extremely productive and also extremely hardy, featuring a great amount of foliage to protect against sun scald. Great White is an excellent tomato variety for hot climates in that it is not only drought resistant, but also crack resistant. Indeterminate. Matures in approximately 85 days.