Which garden owner wouldn’t want to show off the biggest tomato? Besides the obvious envy of neighbors, growing the largest tomatoes is quite economical. After all, one fruit is enough not just for the whole family—neighbors will have to be invited to enjoy it too. The only downside is that the biggest tomatoes take a long time to grow, so now is the perfect time to start looking for seeds. This TOP list of the biggest tomatoes will help with that.
1 Variety “Your Excellency” – 1 kg
“Your Excellency” is a champion in many categories. But one of the biggest reasons to call it the tomato among tomatoes is that its fruits do not shrink toward the top of the stem. And yes, on average, these are the largest tomatoes of all varieties—amazingly meaty and juicy.
2 Variety “Bear Paws” – 900 g
“Bear Paws” is a feast for the eyes, not only due to its large, plump shape but also because of its colors—orange, yellow, and pink. Why it was named “bear” and even “paws” remains a mystery.
3 Variety “Ural Giant” – 800 g
Ah, the tomatoes from the Ural region—true giants! But like many Siberian-grown vegetables, despite their powerful appearance, they are quite delicate in nature. The thin skin of the “Ural Giant” makes it unsuitable for long transportation or storage—but that’s rarely an issue, as its delicious taste ensures it never lasts long!
4 Variety “Incan Treasure” – 700 g
“Incan Treasure” is stunning in appearance but lacks in flavor. The beautiful golden heart-shaped fruit has a rather rough texture and is somewhat tasteless. But hey, at least it’s a treasure… for the Incas.
5 Variety “Brandywine” – 700 g
“Brandywine” is one of the more recent Western varieties that has gained fame due to its unique bi-color appearance and incredibly meaty texture. Then again,To meatiness is a common trait among giant tomatoes, as they all belong to the salad tomato category.
6 Variety “Big Zac” – 700 g
“Big Zac” has made its mark in the Guinness World Records. One particularly impressive tomato of this variety grew to a massive 3.8 kg, making it the largest tomato ever grown! Most of its siblings are smaller, but they still uphold the reputation of this famous variety.
7 Variety “Syzran Rose” – 700 g
An old Russian variety, quite hard to find and even tricky to grow. But why go through all that trouble? Because it’s incredibly delicious!
8 Variety “Pink Giant” – 600 g
The name speaks for itself, but it’s also worth mentioning that these tomatoes are long-time favorites. First bred in the year 2000, they have remained popular due to their high-quality yield and easy cultivation, making them a top choice for gardeners.
9 Variety “Market Miracle” – 600 g
A “miracle” indeed! This tomato variety boasts large fruits, hardiness, and high productivity. It’s an open-field variety, which means it thrives in diverse weather conditions.
10 Variety “Cardinal” – 500 g
This tomato, last on the list, is highly valued by gardeners because it is the opposite of our number one. While its lower fruits are record-breakers in size, its upper fruits are perfectly sized for canning, bringing delightful flavors to wintertime meals!
