OUR PRODUCE Our Heirloom Tomatoes come in a wide variety of unique shapes and colors. All tomatoes are slightly acidic, with the more flavorful ones tending to have a lower PH level than others, red tomatoes tend to be more acidic. Varying levels of sugar content will make a tomato taste either sweet or tart, the larger yellow varieties having the highest sugar content and being the sweetest. Teena's Pride Heirloom Tomatoes are full of delicious flavor. They are great in salads, sauces or by themselves. Click on picture to see more.

HEIRLOOM TOMATOES Heirloom tomatoes have regained their popularity in recent years. Grown from seeds which have been saved through generations, these favorites have that "old-fashioned" flavor which is sometimes lost in supermarket varieties. Heirlooms tend to be a bit more perishable than hybrids but rank high in flavor and come in a variety of shapes, sizes and colors. Click on picture to see more. Please contact us to see which ones are currently available

UNIQUE TOMATOES TOPS IN DISEASE-FIGHTING ANTIOXIDANTS COLUMBUS , Ohio – Deep red tomatoes get their rich color from lycopene, a disease-fighting antioxidant. A new study, however, suggests that a special variety of orange-colored tomatoes provide a different form of lycopene, one that our bodies may more readily use. Researchers found that eating spaghetti covered in sauce made from these orange tomatoes, called Tangerine tomatoes, caused a noticeable boost in this form of lycopene in participants' blood.

BRONSON ANNOUNCES FIRST OF ITS KIND FOOD SAFETY PROGRAM FOR FLORIDA TOMATO GROWERS TALLAHASSEE – In the first program of its kind anywhere in the country, Florida Agriculture and Consumer Services Commissioner Charles H. Bronson announced today that his department will institute food safety regulations governing all aspects of tomato production in Florida. Bronson is praising Governor Charlie Crist for his support and signature last night of the general agriculture bill which includes this vital new program.