Goldie Yellow Beefsteak: A derivative of the Golden Belgium, this hearty tomato pairs deliciously with fresh mozzarella, purple onion and fresh basil.
Grapette: A more elongated version of the true grape tomato, with a slightly different, more Roma tomato taste.
Rutgers: Fuggedaboudit, there is no other tomato as far as New Jerseyans are concerned. Hardy, tasty clumps of delicious red tomatoes.
Pink Brandywine: Some say this is the most delicious tomato for making the classic BLT. Served sliced, its complex maze-like structure makes it almost a meal in itself.
Roma: Always a classic for Italian cooking. Great for sauces, such as marinara or tomato basil or as a base for more complex sauces, you can’t go wrong.
Full Sun: At least 6 full hours of direct sunlight. 
Partial Sun/Partial Shade: 3-6 Hours of direct sun per day.
Full Shade: less than 3 hours of direct sun or dappled sun for longer.
Drought resistant: means can handle full sun and dry soil for days. Many non-drought resistant, full sun plants need regular watering.
Attracts wildlife: these plants will attract wildlife such as hummingbirds, goldfinches, and butterflies. Great for the kids to see, and good for the ecosystem.
