Basket/ ContainerTomato 'Tumbling tiger' produces prolific crops of up to 300 fruits per plant. The striped, plum shaped tomatoes have a delicious, juicy flavour - just perfect for snacking on! This British bred cherry tomato has a neat, compact bush habit that makes it ideal for growing in a 20cm (8) pot on the windowsill, or in a 35cm (14) basket or container, where it takes on a gentle trailing habit. Height: 30cm (12). Spread: 45cm (18)
CordonSimilar to 'Moneymaker' in fruit size, Tomato 'Nimbus' produces good crops of round, greenback-free fruits, weighing75g (2 1/2oz) each. The first trusses of this F1 hybrid are early to ripen, and good resistance to Tobacco Mosaic Virus, Fusarium and Cladosporium, makes this an excellent garden variety. Suitable for cultivating as a cordon outdoors or under glass. Height: 200cm (79). Spread: 50cm (20)
Tomato ?Divinity? boasts a bushy habit and evergreen genes that keep its foliage looking fresh and green for longer. With built in resistance to late blight, this superb new variety can produce excellent yields of large, cherry tomatoes ? up to 4kg per plant, in fact!
Enjoy heavy crops of these large, tasty beefsteak tomatoes throughout summer and into autumn - ideal for slicing or roasting.
Produces unusual deep purple fruits which are very sweet with exceptional flavour, sun-warmed and fresh from the garden. Tomatoes require lots of warmth and light, so grow them in a position where they can get at least 7 hours of sunshine. Don’t forget to water daily and add a layer of organic mulch to help keep water evaporating on a hot summer’s day. Most varieties will require supports and regular side shooting. Enjoy the exceptional taste and texture home-grown tomatoes, sun-warmed and fresh from the garden.#html-body [data-pb-style="60599B213EFFB"]{justify-content: flex-start; display: flex; flex-direction: column; background-position: left top; background-size: cover; background-repeat: no-repeat; background-attachment: scroll; border-style: none; border-width: 1px; border-radius: 0px; margin: 0px 0px 10px; padding: 10px;}#html-body [data-pb-style="60599B213F00C"]{border-style: none; border-width: 1px; border-radius: 0px; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;}
Bred from the renowned gardeners' favourite, 'Big Boy', with improved taste, yield, size and disease resistance. The huge, meaty, ruby-red fruits with very few seeds weigh up to 425g (15oz) each. Plants give a good yield over a long season.
Remember Tomato Santa? After several years of intensive trials, we are thrilled to launch an improved version of this previously popular tomato variety. With all of its attributes - not least its fabulous taste - Santonio produces similarly thick-skinned, glossy red 'cherry plum' fruits of about 8g (1/3oz) in weight. The exceptional taste has a good acidic 'bite' and a delicious lingering sweetness. Best grown in the greenhouse or in a sunny spot in the garden where it will require support and side shooting. Sow from February to April and you'll be enjoying these tasty gems from July to October.
The first late blight-resistant cherry tomato for UK gardeners to grow outdoors, Primabella produces large, pale green ripening to red fruits. In our 3 years of trialling under inconsistent weather and soil conditions, this cordon variety has performed superbly.
This heavy weight tomato has performed superbly in RHS Wisley growing trials, coming out tops against 31 other varieties. We were amazed at the heavy crops at the end of the trial period. Each plant produced an average of 69 fruits under greenhouse conditions each weighing an average 109g (3¾oz). For the longest cropping season from your greenhouse tomatoes look no further than Akron F1.
Our most expensive tomato introduction yet - and with good reason! This is a premium variety which boasts rich red, 40g round fruits, with green striping and delicious red flesh.
With superb blight resistance, Tomato 'Oh Happy Day? is a real bonus for gardeners. Following on from 'Losetto?, and 'Mountain Magic?, 'Oh Happy Day? F1 is a cross between a very blight-resistant North American line and a French Marmande type. In T&M trials, 'Oh Happy Day? F1 resisted blight infection for three weeks longer than 'Mountain Magic?.
Contrary to their name, Tomato 'Midnight Snack? can be enjoyed anytime of the day or night! Most unique about this variety is its unusual indigo colouring, which develops over the ripe, red fruits to the areas most exposed to sunlight. They?re deliciously sweet with a bursting texture and packed full of healthy vitamins.