For more information, check out the Red Pearl Hybrid Tomato on the Johnny’s Selected Seeds website. The fruit weighs 15 to 20 grams (less than 1 ounce), maturing in 58 days. Red Pearl Hybrid Tomato – this tomato variety is resistant to late blight.For more information, check out the Stellar Tomato on the Seeds N’ Such website. The round, bright red fruit weighs 5 to 7 ounces. The plants are determinate, reaching a height of only 3 feet. Stellar Tomato – this tomato variety is resistant to both early and late blight.For more information, check out the Cloudy Day Tomato on the Burpee website. The fruit is glossy red and weighs 4 to 5 ounces. The plants are indeterminate, yet compact, reaching a height and width of only 3 to 4 feet. Cloudy Day Tomato – this tomato variety is resistant to both early and late blight.For more information, check out the Nectar Hybrid Tomato on the Park Seed website. The fruit is small and red, maturing in 65 days. The plants are indeterminate, with a spread of 24 inches. Nectar Hybrid Tomato – this tomato variety is resistant to both early and late blight.For more information, check out the Juliet Hybrid Tomato on the Johnny’s Selected Seeds website. The fruit weighs 1.5 to 2 ounces, maturing in 60 days. Juliet Hybrid Tomato – this tomato variety is resistant to both early and late blight.For more information, check out Matt’s Wild Cherry Tomato on the Johnny’s Selected Seeds website. The fruit weighs 5 grams (less than 1 ounce), maturing in 60 days. Matt’s Wild Cherry Tomato – this tomato variety is resistant to both early and late blight.For more information, check out the Jasper Hybrid Tomato on the Johnny’s Selected Seeds website. The fruit weighs 7 to 10 grams (less than 1 ounce), maturing in 60 days. Jasper Hybrid Tomato – this tomato variety is resistant to both early and late blight.For more information, check out the Defiant PhR Hybrid Tomato on the Johnny’s Selected Seeds website. The fruit weighs 6 to 8 ounces, maturing in 67 days. Defiant PhR Hybrid Tomato – this tomato variety is resistant to both early and late blight.For more information, check out the Plum Regal Hybrid Tomato on the Johnny’s Selected Seeds website. The fruit weighs 4 ounces, maturing in 75 days. Plum Regal Hybrid Tomato – this tomato variety is resistant to both early and late blight.For more information, check out the Mountain Magic Hybrid Tomato on the Burpee website. The fruit weighs 2 to 3 ounces, maturing in 70 to 80 days. The plants are indeterminate, with a spread of 48 to 52 inches. Mountain Magic Hybrid Tomato – this tomato variety is resistant to both early and late blight.The 13th and 14th varieties on the list are only resistant to early blight.The 10th, 11th, and 12th varieties on the list are only resistant to late blight (the more dangerous of the two types of blight.).The first 9 varieties on the list are “double resistant”, meaning that they resist both early blight and late blight.It is a little more work to find blight-resistant tomato varieties, but it is worth it to avoid the problem of blight. (If you want a complete seed starting walkthrough with video and other resources, check out our seed starting course today!) (Click here to jump to the section on preventing blight). In this article, we’ll take a closer look at my picks for 14 blight resistant tomato varieties. We will also go over 7 key steps you can take to prevent tomato blight in your garden. Remember that late blight is more deadly to tomato plants than early blight. There are other blight resistant tomato varieties out there – but this list of 14 should give you a good start. The Verona & Valentine tomato varieties resist early blight. The Red Pearl, Red Grape, & Legend tomato varieties resist late blight. So, which tomatoes are blight resistant? Mountain Magic, Plum Regal, Defiant PhR, Jasper, Matt’s Wild Cherry, Juliet, Nectar, Cloudy Day, & Stellar tomato varieties resist both early blight & late blight. Luckily, there are some blight resistant tomato varieties you can choose from to prevent this problem in your garden. Do you get early blight or late blight on your tomato plants? If so, then you know how frustrating it is to lose fruit, plants, or an entire season’s work to these diseases.
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