What is an indeterminate tomato, and why might someone wish to have a catalog of them? To learn all the definitions, see our guide on tomato terminology.
Vine or cordon tomatoes, as they are sometimes called, are a type of indeterminate tomato that won’t stop growing and producing fruit during the summer months. As a consequence of this, they either need support by way of staking, trellis support, large tomato cages, or they may be allowed to sprawl on the ground.
With time, they continue growing and gaining in size. They continually produce tomatoes, and you can harvest them for an extended duration.
Determinate tomatoes, or bush tomatoes, are the other type that is not mentioned here. The distinguishing feature is that bush tomatoes are genetically selected to grow to a compact height of roughly four feet or less.
They also crop very rapidly, with all fruit ripening within one to two months. All your tomatoes are harvested in a short period, after which the plant is finished. These types are better suited for maintenance in small spaces.
If you have ample room in your garden for larger plants and would like to enjoy fresh tomatoes over a longer period of time, you might find interest in this list of cordon tomatoes or indeterminate varieties, which are also known as vine tomatoes.
Below is a list of indeterminate tomato varieties that home gardeners will appreciate as these require space and support for this type of tomato plant.
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Allerbest
The indeterminate tomatoes from Germany are known to have fruits with low seed count.
Alicante
Alicante is an indeterminate variety where the tomatoes mature in about 70 days. Currently, they are quite popular in the UK.
Amarillo
Golden colored cherry tomatoes are produced commercially due to their indeterminate growth.
Amai
Amai are indeterminate red tomatoes with grape-like shapes that reach maturity in mid-season.
Amish Paste
Amish Paste is known as the indeterminate heirloom variety that has juicy flesh, making them excellent sauces and for fresh eating.
Ananas Noire
Ananas Noire is bi-color tomatoes that are indeterminate. These yellow red tomatoes weigh about 16 ounces.
Aunt Ginny
The rich pink colored indeterminate tomatoes are good for sandwiches and salads. They are resistant to cracking, making them easy to handle.
Aunt Ruby
Wisconsin introduced these indeterminate tomatoes in 1993. They reach maturity in 80 days and their distinct green coloration is unlike any other.
Aussie
The indeterminate tomatoes are meaty, with a rich flavor. They are better suited for warmer climates.
Anna Russian
These indeterminate tomatoes have a sweet taste and the ability to grow quite large. Their fruits can weigh up to one pound.
Arkansas Traveler
This variety of indeterminate tomatoes is best suited for hot and humid climates. In addition to being well-adapted to heat, these tomatoes have resistance to several diseases.
Aunt Ruby
The green indeterminate tomatoes are sweet and the beefsteaks have a yellow tint.
Austin Red Pear
As their name suggests, the indeterminate tomatoes come are shaped like pears. They are also very productive.
Azoychka
Originating from Russia, these indeterminate tomatoes have a pale orange color when they are fully matured.
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Besser
These indeterminate cherry tomatoes are sweet and trace back to Germany hundreds of years ago.
Better Boy
With good disease resistance, these indeterminate tomatoes will be productive in most climates.
BHN 762
This variety of indeterminate cherry tomatoes will reach an 8 foot plant height and bear fruit measuring up to 1 inch in diameter.
Big Beef
The large indeterminate tomatoes can be utilized in sandwiches, as they are sizable and meaty which can affectionately be called “Big Beef.” Their weight range is 10 to 12 ounces.
Big Boy
Big boy is a variety of indeterminate tomatoes that originated in the US. Its dark red color makes it perfectly appealing for slicing making it great to eat raw.
Big Daddy
Big daddy indeterminate tomatoes are known for their long harvesting period and their weight of 15 ounces. They are great for slicing which makes them ideal for sauces.
Big Mama
Pink Big Mama is renown for its pink color and plum shape which are 3 to 5 inches in dimension. They are great for sauces which makes them easy to use in cooking and bigenders.
Big Pink
Indeterminate tomatoes known as Big pink are light pink in color and ideal for slicing. They Pink portion is useful for its light pink color while the slices are used in sandwiches.
Big Zebra
Big zebra is another addition to the indeterminate beefsteak tomatoes which have mildly sweet flavors. Big Zebras have an interesting red green color.
Black Cherry
The seedless indeterminate tomatoes can reach a height of 7 feet and are sweet in flavor. This variety is called Black cherry.
Black Pearl
Black pearl are hybrids of indeterminate tomatoes that bear fruits with red skin and blue-black specks. These purplish pink hybrids bear tomatoes which are one and a half inches till fall.
Bolseno
Bolseno is another bright red indeterminate tomato that has a rounded shape and stemmed from five feet tall plants.
Boondocks
Beefsteak types known as boondocks produce pink to deep red tomatoes. They grow larger than usual, reaching a pound and weighing sixteen ounces.
Big Brandy
The indeterminate tomatoes have a distinct pink coloration. Their flavor is tangy.
Big Rainbow
The yellow and red indeterminate tomatoes are shaded by large leaves. Their acidity is quite low.
Big Red
Indeterminate vines produce deep red fruits which are ideal for sandwiches.
Brandy Boy
Pink indeterminate tomatoes exhibited more vigor than their heirloom relatives. They are 5 inches in diameter.
Brandymaster Pink
The indeterminate pink beefsteaks are 10 ounces and the plants are 6 feet tall.
Burgess Stuffing
These indeterminate tomatoes are 4 inches in diameter and are hollow inside, resembling peppers.
Burpee’s Big Boy
This variety dates back to 1949 and the indeterminate tomatoes yield rich flavor. Fruits weigh 10 oz.
Burpee’s Early Pick
Indeterminate tomatoes with a 62 days maturity period. They are sturdy and grow throughout summer.
Burpee’s Supersteak
The indeterminate tomatoes can be meaty, weighing up to 2lbs. With rich flavor, they are great slicers.
Black From Tula
The indeterminate tomatoes forwarded from Ukraine by Marina Danilenko black from tula have a weight of upto 14 ounces.
Black Cherry
The indeterminate tomatoes black cherry are matured in 75 days and come from a different part of the country.
Black Krim
The tomatoes black krim are marketed by the crimean peninsula and mature within 80 days.
Black Plum
Produced by marina danilenko of Russia, black plum tomatoes are useful in preparation of rich pasta sauce.
Black Prince
These type of indeterminate tomatoes earn their name for their juicy black and red coloration. These tomatoes are also very delicious.
Black Trifele
Black trifele take 70-80 days and have gained popularity as Japanese or Russian Trifele which is unknown in japan.
Blondkopfchen
Germany produces these indeterminate tomatoes which are 1 inch in size and of yellow color. They are sweet in taste.
Bloody Butcher
Tomatoes produced from ohio bear this name because of their sweet tasting juicy fruit.
Beam’s Yellow Pear
The bright yellow colored indeterminate tomatoes are heirlooms and were developed in indiana in 1983.
Beefsteak
These large tomatoes are popular in united states and have an average weight of 4 pounds.
Big Rainbow
Indeterminate tomatoes have an 85-day maturity period, averaging 2 to 3 cm and possessing a distinct yellow color with red spirals.
Bonny Best
The indeterminate Bonny Best produces tomatoes reaching 8 ounces, suitable for all-purpose use.
Box Car
Red indeterminate tomatoes are available up to 16 ounces. The fruits are deep red and dark in coloration.
Brandywine
Labeled indeterminate, these tomatoes were first offered to Johnson and Stokes in 1889 by a customer from Ohio, making them one of the earliest varieties on record.
Brandywine Pink
They are pink in color and rich in flavor, as well as moderately unproductive.
Brandywine Yellow
They are also classified as yellow in color with a 12 oz to 2 lb weight range.
Brandywine Sudduth’s Strain
Known widely as Pink Brandywine, they are flavorful and yield indeterminate tomatoes that are seasonally ripe.
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Cabernet
These indeterminate varieties have a vibrant red fleshy interior, and bearing resistance to viruses, is bred to withstand the Tobacco Mosaic Virus.
Carmelita
A more flavorful variety, these indeterminate tomatoes reach 8 oz, making them fresher for direct consumption due to their rich taste.
Chef’s Choice Orange
These tomatoes have a bright orange color while the fruits are still green. They are used in soups and sauces.
Cherokee Green
These tomatoes remain green when ripened and are very juicy. The indeterminate variety is best served fresh.
Cherokee Purple
The indeterminate tomatoes are brownish-red and have regular leaves.
Cherry Roma
These indeterminate tomatoes are very productive and are good either fresh or dried.
Chef’s Choice Green
These large and juicy tomatoes are good for cooking and can be sliced for sandwiches or added in salads.
Chef’s Choice Orange
This strain has been bred from Amana Orange. The indeterminate tomatoes retain their tangerine color even after cooking.
Cherokee Chocolate
These mid-late season ripening indeterminate tomatoes are red-black in color and are slicers.
Cherry Brandywine
Indeterminate cultivar with dark red fruit. The plants grow up to 6 feet tall as they bear fruit in clusters.
Cherry Baby
Sweet-tangy cluster type cherries ideal for fresh consumption. Branching indeterminate cultivar.
Cherry Buzz
These are small 0.5oz tomatoes with bright orange color. Good for salads.
Cherry Punch
The small cherry tomatoes measuring 1 inch have a great health benefit because they are high in Vitamin C.
Cherry Roma
The indeterminate 1 inch tomatoes are red in color which makes them ideal for salads as well as garnishing.
Chianti Rose
The beefsteak indeterminate tomatoes are pink and maintain the characteristic color from a deep pink. The size of the fruit also ranges between 1 to 2 lbs.
Clermon
The red indeterminate tomatoes are virus resistant. They produce fruits of 8oz in clusters.
Copia
These indeterminate tomatoes are orange with red stripes, giving them a distinct look. They are from the United States.
Costoluto Genovese
These indeterminate tomatoes from Italy have a bright red color and slightly tart taste.
Crimson Cushion
The indeterminate May Crimson Cushion takes 95 days to mature and may bear fruit over 2 lbs.
Crnkovic Yugoslavian
These indeterminate tomatoes have a nice taste as they were brought to the US by Yasha Crnkovic.
Cupid
The indeterminate cherry tomatoes are 0.5oz in weight and virus resistant while the plant can grow upto 5 feet.
Cuostralee
These indeterminate tomatoes can produce up to 4 inch fruit and are high yielding.
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Dafel
The indeterminate tomatoes are vividly red in color and can weigh up to 7oz. They are perfect for slicing.
David Davidson
The indeterminate tomatoes show cluster growth of 7 fruits each, and the fruits exhibit variation in shape.
Delizia
Like other red indeterminate tomatoes, Delizia is known for its ribbed texture and the flesh is quite juicy.
Dester
These indeterminate tomatoes that bear pink fruits weighing as much as 1lbs are thought to be originated in Germany.
Dixie Golden
The indeterminate yellow tomatoes are believed to have originated in the 1930s and bear a mild taste, making them ideal for slicing..
Djena Lee
Djena Lee dates back to 1929 and is known for its indeterminate yellow-orange tomatoes.
Dona
The indeterminate tomatoes are high in sugar and acidic levels. They are best suited for slicing and making sauces.
Druzba
These indeterminate tomatoes from Bulgaria are praised for their bright red color and the robust flavor that accompanies them.
Dr. Wyche
Dr Wyche is known for its meaty flesh and distinct golden colored flesh and skin indeterminate tomatoes.
Dutchman
These were documented back in 1920 and bear mild flavored indeterminate tomatoes that can weigh up to 3 pounds.
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Early Girl
The Early Girl variety takes about 59 days for s slightly flattened shaped indeterminate tomatoes to mature. They are meaty in texture.
Earliana
Developed in New Jersey in 1900, this variety of indeterminate tomato produces clusters of 4 to 5-ounce fruits.
Enchantment
The indeterminate variety “Enchantment” bears plum-shaped fruits that weigh 3 ounces. Additionally, it is resistant to nematodes.
Elbe
The indeterminate tomatoes originated from the area around the Elbe River in Germany. They have a unique combination of sweet and tart flavors.
Eva Purple Ball
These indeterminate tomatoes are believed to be of German origin. They are suited to humid climates and bear vivid red fruit.
Estiva
It has round, indeterminate fruit that weighs 8 ounces each. The shape of the fruit is round and is good for eating raw.
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Fantastic
The indeterminate tomatoes range from 3 to 4 ounces in weight. They are deeply colored red and rounded in shape.
Favorita
These cherry tomatoes are 0.6 oz in fruit size. They indeterminate tomatoes are normal leave sizes.
Ferline
These indeterminate tomatoes are good for fresh consumption owing to their blight resistance. They grow on six-foot tall plants.
Federle
These indeterminate tomatoes bear fruit up to seven inches long. They are easily processed and can be used as a base for salsa.
Fireworks
These tomatoes are among the first to ripen. The indeterminate varieties produce fruit weighing up to 6 oz which have a pointed shape.
First Light
The flavor of the indeterminate tomatoes is fresh and rich. They weigh between 5 and 7oz.
First Prize
Indeterminate tomatoes have a fruit size of 12oz and are resistant to Fusarium and Nematodes viruses.
Five Star Grape
The indeterminate tomatoes have fruits that are the size of cherries and easy to recognize due to their deep red color.
Fox Cherry
These indeterminate tomatoes are 1oz and 1oz in size. They are salad-grade tomatoes.
Ferris Wheel
Developed in 1894, these indeterminate tomatoes are ready for harvest within 90 days.
Fried Green Tomato
Indeterminate tomatoes bear fruit that is 6oz and green in color. They are prolific towards the end of the season.
Fruity Cherry
These indeterminate tomatoes are 0.6oz deep red in color. They grow in clusters on six-foot plants.
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Gabrielle
Specialty indeterminate tomatoes Gabrielle are excellent for fresh consumption. Their fruits weigh around 3.4oz.
Garden’s Delight
Of German origin, these indeterminate tomatoes are .25oz and are ideal for decorating salads.
Geronimo
The fruits of the indeterminate tomatoes are red in color and can grow up to 8oz.
Giant Belgium
From 7-foot-tall plants, juicy and sweet tomatoes are harvested, achieving a weight of 2 pounds each and bearing fruits of indeterminate growth.
Giant Tree
The indeterminate variety beefsteak tomatoes bear fleshly tomatoes weighing 16oz. These beefsteaks are recommended for immediate use.
Garden Peach
The fuzzy indeterminate variety tomatoes have yellow coloration.
Glamour
These slightly flattened tomatoes are also Glamour variety. Their shape is rounded, and their weight is 10oz, indeterminate vines reach a height of 4 feet.
Golden Gem
These cherry tomatoes are of Chinese origin. The indeterminate cultivars bear orange-colored fruit and grow in clusters.
Gardener’s Delight
The Gardener’s Delight has a maturation period of 65 days for the indeterminate cultivars.
German Pink
The fruits of this variety are meaty and can reach a weight of 2 lbs. The indeterminate tomatoes require 85 days to mature.
German Johnson
Low-acid pink tomatoes characterize this variety of indeterminate tomatoes.
German Red
Stawberry colored, rich flavored, the German heirloom is an indeterminate cultivar.
Gold Medal
These are fired in the camada process which gives them their colour. The indeterminate tomatoes of this variety are distinguished by their size, weighing up to 700 g and valued for their good taste and large orange-yellow fruits.
Giant Beefsteak
Giant beefsteak variety has meaty tomatoes, each weighing up to 2lbs. These tomatoes are also classified as indeterminate.
Giant Syrian
The thick meaty tomatoes have a rich flavor. They also are suited for sandwiches and salads.
Gold Rush Currant
Indeterminate tomatoes take about 80 days to mature, but yield thousands of fruits per plant.
Golden Sunshine
The plum-shaped indeterminate tomatoes have small 0.4oz fruits. They have a distinct orange color.
Grandma Freida’s
The indeterminate ribbed tomatoes come in old-fashioned flavors and range from 8 to 16 ounces in size.
Great White
The Average flavor tomatoes are indeterminate and mediocre in flavor intensity like many common cultivars.
Green Zebra
The indeterminate tomatoes are known to be very productive. They were first bred in 1983 by Thomas Wagner.’
Green Grape
The indeterminate bred by Thomas Wagner in 1983 are very productive and known for high yielding.
Golden Sweet
The orange gold indeterminate tomatoes are also used for decorating dishes besides garnishing salads. They are sweeter compared to other varieties.
Goldie
The golden colored cherry tomatoes are 3/4in and grow on plants that can reach an 8 feet height.
Grandma’s Pick
The beefsteak indeterminate tomatoes can be consumed fresh or canned. The fruits grow up to 12oz.
Granny Smith
The green indeterminate tomatoes exhibit a distinct green color and firm flesh. They have a sweet and tart flavor profile.
Green Bell Pepper
Similar to the previous variety, these green indeterminate tomatoes are also fresh. They have distinct narrow leaves.
Green Envy
These are indeterminate pointed tomatoes that are 0.7oz in size. They can be consumed fresh or added to salads.
Gum Drop
These indeterminate small tomatoes are 0.5oz in weight and have a sweet flavor profile.
Gladiator
These indeterminate tomatoes have a tangy flavor and dense, firm flesh.
Golden Mama
The yellow indeterminate tomatoes are mildly sweet in taste and can be utilized for cooking purposes. They bear fruit throughout the growing season.
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Harlequin
The red indeterminate tomatoes reach the weight of 0.8oz. These plants can grow as tall as eight feet.
Holland
These US origin indeterminate tomatoes can weigh up to 8oz and are meant for outdoor cultivation.
Honeycomb Hybrid
These sweet tomatoes with an indeterminate growth pattern are rich in flavor and suitable for slicing.
Husky Gold
These American indeterminate tomatoes came from smaller plants. The fruits are distinguished by their golden color.
Heritage
These beefsteak indeterminate tomatoes are sweet and can be used in salads or served sliced.
Honey Delight
These indeterminate tomatoes grow to 2 inches in diameter and have a bright yellow appearance as well as a sparkling flavor.
Hartman’s Yellow Gooseberry
This variety of tomato is mildly sweet and was sourced from a seed company in Indianapolis. It is used in salads.
Hawaiian Pineapple
This variety of beefsteak tomatoes have a striking resemblance to pineapples. Their flavor is mildly sweet.
Hillbilly
This variety of beefsteak indeterminate tomatoes can reach up to 2 pounds in weight. They exhibit yellow orange color.
Hillbilly Potato Leaf
These indeterminate tomatoes originated from Ohio and are vividly colored with yellow and red hues giving the impression that they are juicy.
Hungarian Heart
These indeterminate tomatoes have the ability to resist cracking and they come from a village near Budapest.
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Ildi
These indeterminate tomatoes are found in clusters and each fruit weighs about half an ounce. They can be used in salads and for garnishing.
Igleheart Yellow Cherry
These yellow indeterminate tomatoes are available throughout the season. They are flavorful with moderate acidity.
Isis Candy Cherry
These red indeterminate tomatoes are sweet in flavor, and take 70 to 80 days to mature.
Italian Heirloom
The indeterminate tomatoes reach an impressive one pound size and are ideal for sandwiches and slicing.
Italian Beefsteak
The flesh of Italian indeterminate heirloom varieties is meaty and these tomatoes are excellent for using on sandwiches or having fresh.
Italian Ice
These indeterminate tomatoes have a sweet flavor. Their fruits ivory white and can be eaten fresh or used decoratively.
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Japanese Trifele
The indeterminate tomatoes with distinct potato leaves have a rich flavor and are canned often.
Jaune Flamme
These indeterminate tomatoes from France are sought after for their bright orange color and are excellent drying and roasting.
Jazzy
These red indeterminate tomatoes have a size of 3/4oz and grow on plants that reach up to 6 feet tall.
Jersey Boy
These indeterminate tomatoes are sweet and sour and have a 8oz size.
Jet Star
The 10oz fruits of this indeterminate variety are very slicable and cannot be fresh.
Jetsonic
These pointed indeterminate tomatoes have very rich flavor and reach a height of 5 feet.
Jubilee
Indeterminate orange tomatoes with yellow shading are good to slice.
Juliet
These indeterminate plum shaped tomatoes are some of the most resistant among cherry tomatoes.
John Baer
Indeterminate tomatoes are very flavorful and are best eaten fresh. They were first introduced in 1914.
Jubilee
These indeterminate heirloom tomatoes were produced by the Burpee Seed Company in 1943.
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Kanner Hoell
These indeterminate tomatoes are believed to be from Germany. They produce red beefsteak fruit that can weigh as much as 1.5 pounds. These low acidity tomatoes often double-fruit.
Kellog’s Breakfast
These indeterminate tomatoes produce fruit of a distinct orange coloration and a maturation period of up to 90 days.
Kobe Beefsteak
These indeterminate tomatoes bear fresh, sliceable fruit, each weighing around 10oz.
Kentucky Beefsteak
These indeterminate tomatoes have an oval shape and a very meaty flesh. They are recognized for their deep orange color.
Kolb
These indeterminate tomatoes have a pink coloring and are believed to originate from Kolb Greenhouse in Storm Lake. They are known to be rich in flavor.
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Ladybug
These cherry indeterminate tomatoes are produced with a deep red coloration and have a maximum size of 1 inch. They produce abundantly.
Large Red Cherry
These indeterminate tomatoes are very productive, bearing fruit from 1-2 inches in size. They are often sliced for salads or eaten fresh.
Lemon Drop
This cultivator exhibits the traits of indeterminate growing habit and cold hardy traits. It’s characterized with cold and wet weather resilience and transparent yellow-green color tomatoes.
Lillian’s Yellow
These are the tomatoes with potato leaves. They were first gathered in Tennessee by Lillian Bruce.
Livingston Paragon
These are red tomatoes with indeterminate growth habit. They bear the name of Alexander Livingston’s seed trade.
Lucky Cross
The beefsteak indeterminate tomatoes are raw consumption grade and have rich taste. Their size can reach 10oz per fruit.
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Maglia Rosa
The indeterminate tomatoes are consumed fresh and may get to 1” in size. Indeterminate tomatoes have a distinct pink look with yellow stripes.
Madame Marmande
Indeterminate tomatoes are French in origin. Their 10oz fruits are flavorful and have a low incidence of cracking.
Mama Leone
Indeterminate tomatoes have cucumber shaped fruits that are meaty. Plants are indeterminate and can grow up to 6 feet tall.
Manyel
Yellow indeterminate tomatoes have fruits that are 10oz and bear in clusters of 3 to 5.
Mamie Brown
These indeterminate pink tomatoes are sweet.
Marion
These indeterminate tomatoes come in dark red color and are resistant to disease.
Marizol Magic
The indeterminate tomatoes described here resemble beefsteaks but are smaller and only weigh 2oz.
Martin
Indeterminate tomatoes with dark green ribbed shoulders can weigh up to 8oz.
Mighty Sweet
Indeterminate tomatoes described here are grape-sized, their weight reaching 1 oz. They are sweet.
Matt’s Wild Cherry
This variety comes from wild Mexican tomatoes and is a bit smaller than regular indeterminate cherry tomatoes.
Marvel Stripe
These indeterminate orange tomatoes are juicy fleshed and have distinct orange stripes.
Mexico Midget
The indeterminate tomatoes are both flavorful and productive. Their diameter ranges from half an inch to three-quarters of an inch.
Mini Orange
These smooth indeterminate tomatoes are flavorful too. They develop in clusters of 4 to 6.
Missouri Pink Love
Indeterminate tomatoes, as their name suggests, are pink in color and juicy.
Moneymaker
These indeterminate tomatoes have cheap seeds and are ready to harvest in 80 days.
Moonglow
Moonglow tomatoes are bright orange in color and ripen throughout the season. They are indeterminate and possess remarkably solid flesh.
Mortgage Lifter
These stemmed from a beefsteak indeterminate variety and were used to pay off a mortgage.
Moskovich
These are indeterminate tomatoes that have a rich taste. They are slightly flattened which is good for cold climates.
Mr. Stripey
These indeterminate tomatoes can weigh up to a pound. They are highly sweet and are yellow with red stripes.
Mule Team
These red indeterminate tomatoes are drought and disease resistant.
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Napa Grape
These are grape sized indeterminate tomatoes as their fruits reach one inch in diameter. They are sweet in flavor.
Nebraska Wedding
These are indeterminate tomatoes that have a two week ripening period. They were developed in 1983.
Nectarine
Indeterminate tomatoes have an attractive shiny appearance, with fruits reaching a weight of 6 oz.
Neves Azorean Red
These beefsteak indeterminate tomatoes are very tasty. Their fruits are large, often exceeding 16 oz each.
Nyagous
The indeterminate tomatoes are free from blemishes, exhibiting a brown-red color, and are very productive.
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Old German
Red and yellow indeterminate tomatoes are low-seeded, and the flesh reflects the skin color.
Old Virginia
These indeterminate tomatoes fare well in hot regions. They have thick skins that resist cracking.
Oh Happy Day
They’re sweet and acidic in flavor, and the red junior beefsteaks are indeterminate.
Olivade
The distinctive round shape of the indeterminate red tomatoes is complemented by their glossy skin. Their fruits weigh 3.3 to 4.5 ounces.
Orange Banana
Indeterminate tomatoes are plum-shaped and orange in color. Their weight can reach 6 ounces.
Omar Lebanese
These indeterminate beefsteaks have a rich sweet flavor and can weigh up to 2 pounds.
Orange Minsk
With a dark orange hue, these beefsteak indeterminate tomatoes are valued for their color and yield, with single fruits weighing up to 12 oz.
Orange Slice
The orange beefsteak indeterminates are good for slicing and are known to reach 16oz in weight.
Orange Wellington
The Orange Wellington tomatoes exhibit firm skinned fruit with an orange coloration. They are classified indeterminate, and resistant to Verticillium and Fusarium.
Orange Slice
The Orange Slice variety is classified as beefsteak indeterminate. Its fruits are juicy and firm boasting a beautiful coloration, to be harvested roughly 75 days after planting. It is accompanied by vigorous plants as well.
Oregon Spring
This variety is specifically bred as an early-season crop. The vines are indeterminate and produce fruit with less seeds, making them easier to consume.
Opalka
From the collection of ‘indeterminate’ vegetables, Opalka tomatoes boast a firm attachment to their vine. Each tomato measures 3-6 inches and has very limited seeds.
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Patio Paste
These tomatoes are appropriate for dishes and come with an elongated structure. They are classified as indeterminate and grow into bush-like formations, meaning they flourish well in pots and containers.
Pamella
These indeterminate tomatoes are unique since they are red in color and resistant to viruses. On average they can produce approximately 7oz.
Pantano Romanesco
They are very colorful, boasting vivid red tones bringing joy to the eye. The same can be said for pantano romanescos as they do not lack color and also have irregular shapes. Their weight can range up to 10oz.
Pink Ping Pong
The name “pink ping pong” can easily be associated with the variety’s vibrant and playful size of 3oz. Its use is mainly in salads, adding a crisp touch.
Pink Wonder
A pink wonder, as the name suggests can weight 14oz and adds substantial nutrition to ones diet. They also add great taste when used on sandwiches and alike. Indeterminates tomatoes exhibit deep pink flesh with no seeds.
Pantano Romanesco
Tomatoes of Pantano Romanesco are classified as indeterminate, rich in flavor, and it takes around 80 days for them to mature.
Paul Robeson
Originating from Russia, Paul Robeson tomatoes are indeterminate and mature in 90 days. They also have a dark red to black color.
Peach Jaune
Indeterminate tomatoes called Peach Jaune are pink with fuzzy skin. Their flavor is refreshing, and sweet which makes for an excellent treat.
Persimmon
The blemish-free indeterminate tomatoes Persimmon are from Russia. They are also orange in color and can weigh up to a pound.
Picardy
The Picardy indeterminate vines can be traced back from France in the 1890s and produce until the frost comes. They are rosy with meaty flesh.
Pineapple
Pineapple tomatoes in the big categories are yellow with red streaks. They indeterminate tomatoes are a variety bred for large size and rich flavor.
Pink Pounder
Pink Pounder tomatoes are meatier than other indeterminate breeds وت, They are 16 oz with light pink color and taste.
Pink Accordian
Slicing tomatoes can be a great solution for garnishing dishes and the pink accordion can be a great blend. The pinkish toned tomatoes are lightly pink and sliceable.
Pink Oxheart
This variety possesses the typical qualities found in ox heart tomatoes as the indeterminate vines can be 1-2 pounds in size with a firm texture.
Plum Lemon
The lemon plum tomatoes have a citric taste that can be enjoyed as a condiment with mild zing, particularly pleasant on fresh salads.
Polish Pastel
Polish ribs have rich flavors and are also known for the ribbed indeterminate body. They maintain a round figure and 1 pound weight.
Ponderosa
The Ponderosa tomatoes have an approximate weight of 1 to 2 pounds. Hence, they are classified as medium to large sized.
Porter
The indeterminate tomato varieties are a good balance between horticultural traits and biological attributes of the plant and therefore, Porter is appreciated for its beauty.
Porterhouse
The fruits of Porterhouse are impressive with their size, weight and sweetness . They are anywhere from 2 to 4 lbs yielding 17.0 to 90.7184 kg per acre.
Power Pops
Power Pops possess exceptional nutritional value as they are high in carotenoids which helps with critical metabolical functions. They also mature fairly quickly, taking only 45 days.
Prudens Purple
The indeterminate tomatoes yield a bounty of them with a rich yield for the grower. Pruden purple indeterminate tomatoes are distinguished by their pinkish purplish hue and dark flesh.
Purple Calabash
They yield purple tomatoes often exceeding 3 inches in length with a dark marooned color. Purple Calabash tomatoes mature around the same time as other seasonal crops which tends to be around late summer.
Purple Russian
Purple Russian tomatoes are known for their sweeter taste in comparison to other varieties. The distinctive red and pear shape also makes them stand out amongst other types.
Powers
Powers is another peculiar variety which traces its origins to Mexico. This indeterminate tomato is known for its translucent yellow color, rich earth productive yield and superb productivity.
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Quimbaya
In addition to yielding small tomatoes that rich purple maroon color, Purple Quimbaya plants also reach impressive heights of 8 feet making harvesting easier.
Queen of Hearts
The queen of hearts variety is impressive with its pyriform shaped fruit which weighs about 5 pounds and boasts of vibrant red color making it highly preferred for slicing salads.
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Ramapo
The soft tomatoes can be sliced for sandwiches and consumed fresh. They weigh up to 12oz.
Red Currant
The miniature tomatoes have an indeterminate growth habit plus regular leaves. They will mature in at least 65 days.
Redfield Beauty
These tomatoes were bred in Florida and their plants are known for high productivity. They are indeterminate in growth habit.
Ravello
Grape sized fruits are produced by these indeterminate tomatoes. Their fruits can reach 0.75 oz.
Red Cherry Large Fruited
These indeterminate tomatoes offer sweet 1″ fruits best eaten fresh.
Razzle Dazzle
Raspberry pink large slicers with unique shape, these indeterminate tomatoes have unusual coloration.
Red Brandymaster
These indeterminate tomatoes weigh 1 lbs on average and have large distinctive leaves. They are also virus tolerant.
Red October
These indeterminate red tomatoes ripen fully in fall, being extra resilient without refrigeration for weeks.
Red Fig
Originating from Philadelphia, these indeterminate tomatoes bear pear shaped fruits which are good for drying.
Red Oxheart
These heart shaped tomatoes are good for slicing. The indeterminate variety fruits have a mouthful rich fruity taste.
Red Pear
These indeterminate tomatoes can withstand early blight, earning them breeding back to 1700s. They are smooth blemish free.
Red Rose
Undeterminate beefsteak tomatoes can be eaten raw. They weigh 10oz per piece.
Red Summer
Tomatoes of this variety are red-skinned and mid-season indeterminate. They are tolerant to viral infections.
Red Star
Indeterminate cherry tomatoes are red and ruffled, weighing 2oz. They grow on 7 feet tall stalks.
Red Zebra
Indeterminate tomatoes are red with yellow stripes. They are exceptionally sweet.
Redfield Beauty
Derived from Livingston’s Beauty, these indeterminate tomatoes are pink. The six-foot tall plant is quite robust.
Rowdy Red
These indeterminate tomatoes are suited to hot temperatures. They are red and produce fruit up to 8oz
Rutgers
These indeterminate tomatoes are a cross of JTD and Marglobe. They are good for fresh slicing.
Red Sweet Pea Currant
Very small indeterminate tomatoes measuring ¼ in are rich in flavor and fresh consumption.
Red Zebra
Found growing in California, these indeterminate tomatoes stand out with their distinct red color and orange stripes.
Riesentraube
These Germans are proud of their indeterminate tomatoes that bear fruits measuring 1in.
Rose
These reddish Amish indeterminate tomatoes are flavorful.
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Seminis Grape 9137
This cultivar bears grape-shaped indeterminate tomatoes weighing 0.6 ounces each, which they bear on 8-foot tall plants in clusters.
Sheboygan
These indeterminate plum type tomatoes have a pink color, and grow to fruiting sizes of 4 – 6 inches. They are typically used for pasta.
Salvaterra Select
Sweet indeterminate types, especially those used in sauces, have low crop yields.
San Marzano
Semi-determinate tomatoes have a maturation period of 85 days. The seeds are also available for purchase.
Santorini
The indeterminate tomatoes from Santorini, Greece are small for their type.
Snacker’s Delight
These indeterminate grape shaped tomatoes are 1″ large and can be eaten fresh.
Southern Night
This tomato has exceptional taste. The 4-foot indeterminate plant produces rich flavored tomatoes weighing 10 oz each.
Sugar Snack
The described variety of indeterminate tomatoes is easy to grow. Resistance to nematodes and mosaic viruses make them hardy.
Super Fantastic
Fresh consumption of beefsteak indeterminate tomatoes is popular. They can reach a size of 10oz.
Sweet Chelsea
These indeterminate tomatoes are sweet. The variety is resistant diseases, thus they are suitable for salads.
SteakHouse
These indeterminate tomatoes are very productive with early bearing ability. Tomatoes have a deep red color.
Steak Sandwich
The slicing tomatoes thrive from mid summer to early fall and are intensely juicy in character.
Sunchocola
This variety is indeterminate and has a distinctive smoky flavor. Each cluster yields 8 to 12 one-inch fruits.
Sunrise Bumble Bee
These indeterminate tomatoes are uniquely red and yellow striped. They have a tangy taste that is quite refreshing.
Sun Gold
This indeterminate cherry variety will bear fruit in approximately 65 days. Its golden-orange fruits have a sweet-tart flavor.
Sunny Boy
These indeterminate slicing tomatoes boast a bright neon yellow color and moderate acidity.
Summer Fresh
These red indeterminate tomatoes are large in size, perfect for slicing, and resist Mosaic and Fusarium viruses.
Summer Girl
These indeterminate tomatoes are 5 to 6 ounces and larger than Early Girl. They are noted for strong disease resistance.
SuperSauce
With a summer-long supply, the indeterminate tomatoes are used for juicy sauces. They are also suitable for slicing.
Solar Power
The indeterminate tomatoes come with a distinct golden color as they are high in carotene. They take 63 days to mature.
Sweet Seedless
The indeterminate tomatoes have no seeds. They are solid, juicy and suitable for slicing and fresh eating.
Sausage
The productivity of indeterminates vining tomatoes is quite good. Their fruits exhibit a banana-like shape.
Scarlet Beefsteak
Indeterminate tomatoes with a meaty texture weigh up to a pound. They can be planted in small home gardens.
Sweet Quartz
With high sugar and high acidity, the indeterminate tomatoes are suitable for purees and fresh consumption.
Sweet Seedless
The variety is remarkable in that they are indeterminate and produce fruits weighing 10 ounces with scant seeds.
Sweet Treats
Highly palatable pink tomatoes that grow to 1” on 5 ft plants.
Schellenberg Favorite
This variety bears oval red-orange fruits and is known to be indeterminate and resistant to cracking.
Sheboygan
These tomatoes are indeterminate and originate in Sheboygan, Wisconsin. They are very productive with a fruit size of up to 6 ounces.
Soldacki
This variety is thought to be Polish in origin. Indeterminate tomatoes have thin skin that is easily cracked.
Speckled Roman
The speckled tomatoes are a cross between Antique Roman and Banana Legs. They are red with orange stripes.
Slava
These indeterminate tomatoes are thought to be from former Czechoslovakia. They do well in Northern areas.
Stripped German
These tomatoes are excellent for slicing and have a tart flavor. They are distinguished by red and yellow stripes.
Stupice
The indeterminate tomatoes have distinct potato type leaves. Stupice matures in 62 days, which is very fast in comparison to other tomato varieties.
Sugar Lump
This German variety of tomatoes is indeterminate, which means it can produce fruit over a prolonged period of time. The tomato is sweet and vividly red in color, growing in clusters of 12.
Super Italian
An Italian variety of indeterminate tomatoes, Super Italian, is elongated. These tomatoes can be used for sauces and canning. Its fruits can weigh up to 10 ounces each.
Super Sioux
The globe-shaped indeterminate tomatoes prefer hot weather. They are used for canning or can be consumed raw.
Sweetie
Yielding 20 fruits in one cluster, they are sweet and very high in sugar content. They are classified as indeterminate tomatoes along with sweet peas currant.
Sweet Pea Currant
They are one of the best red currant tomatoes and used as garnishing. They have an indeterminate growth habit.
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Tami G
The red indeterminate tomatoes are the size of a grape, weighing approximately 0.5 ounces. They are best consumed fresh.
Tangerine
Shaped like a tangerine, the indeterminate tomatoes are 7 ounces and have a tart-citrus flavor.
Tasty Evergreen
The tomatoes are green in color.The indeterminate sweet tomatoes are very flavorful.
Thessaloniki
These Greek indeterminate tomatoes exhibit moderate acidity and have good tolerance to cracking as well as to high temperatures.
Tigerella
These indeterminate tomatoes are red with yellow stripes. The fruit weigh 3 ounces.
Tinkerbell
The indeterminate tomatoes are easy to identify as they have a elongated grape shape ending with a prominent tip.
Tomatoberry Garden
The indeterminate tomatoes are sweet and they remain on the vine for a long time, demonstrating resistance to cracking.
Tommy Toe
The cherry tomatoes are indeterminate and very productive. The plants exhibit vigorous growth.
Tye-Die
These tomatoes are indeterminate and have an attractive two tone coloring of orange and red. They are 7 ounces in weight and are resistant to diseases.
Toronjina
These orange-red indeterminate tomatoes are 0.6 ounces and virus resistant.
Tough Boy
These indeterminate tomatoes are sweet and specially bred to resist cracking. Their large fruit can weigh up to a pound.
Tomatoberry Garden
The juicy indeterminate tomatoes are both heart shaped and deep red in color. They add value to salads.
Tomade
The indeterminate tomatoes mature in 72 days. In addition, they are very tasty and rich in juice, weighing a maximum of 6 ounces.
Tangella
These indeterminate tomatoes have a round shape, exhibiting a size range from 2 to 3 inches.
Trophy
These indeterminate tomatoes are also round in shape and have a maximum size of 7 ounces. They are used mainly for slicing.
Traveler
This variety of tomatoes originates from Arkansas. They are classified as indeterminate and have regular leaves.
Trip-L-Crop
These indeterminate vines are quite meaty and grow to 25 feet long. Their fruits are primarily utilized in slicing and canning.
Tomaccio
Born in Israel, these indeterminate tomatoes have a distinctive reddish hue, and are round in shape.
Trucker’s Favorite Pink
These indeterminate tomatoes are pink, measuring 3 inches in diameter. Their flavor is very good, and they have notable resistance to blight.
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Ukrainian Purple
These indeterminate tomatoes are also referred to as Purple Russian. They have good blight resistance and are not as prone to cracking.
Umamim
Weighing from 6 to 8 oz, these indeterminate tomatoes are vigorous and are bred to withstand virus pressure.
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Variegated
The indeterminate tomatoes have an uneven hue, and they bear fruit continuously throughout the season. The tomatoes yield fruits that measure 2 inches in diameter.
Velvet Red
Planting indeterminate Velvet Red tomatoes is easy because they reach one inch in growth, and are marked with silvery-gray foliage.
Vintage Vine
The indeterminate Vintage Vine carries tomatoes that have a sweet taste and are served fresh. They mature pale pink in color.
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Watermelon Beefsteak
The indeterminate vines show heavy cropping. The fruit flesh is purple-red vertically striped like the flesh of a watermelon.
Wapsipinicon Peach
As most Peach tomatoes, Wapsipinicon’s fuzzy skin is identifiable. These indeterminate tomatoes are uniquely distinguishable by their yellow color.
White Cherry
These pale to ivory colored indeterminate tomatoes are the first to mature in their category.
White Tomesol
The combination of pale yellow and pink distinguishes the color of the fruit. The indeterminate tomatoes are sweet in taste.
White Wonder
These indeterminate vines have a white color when fully ripe and are heavy in sugar content, averaging 4 oz fruits.
Whittemore
Free of seeds with deep ribbings, these indeterminate tomatoes can be as heavy as two pounds.
Wisconsin 55
Indeterminate tomatoes have a unique bright red color and are grown on fertile soils. They are primarily used for canning.
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Yellow Pear
Indeterminate tomatoes have a lemony-yellow coloration. They feature smaller cavities and are less acidic. These tomatoes are used in salads and sandwiches.