Top Ten Tomatoes

Tigerella: This vine- growing stunner produces beautiful yellow-striped fruits with a firm texture and good flavour. The fruits are perfectly sweet and tangy – and earlier to crop than many varieties!

Yellow Stuffer: The blocky, thick walled yellow fruits of this stunner weigh up to 200g each. Remove the core and you’ve the perfect tomato for stuffing and baking. The fruits keep for up to a month.

Alicante: A reliable, early variety of tomato that has earned its place over the years. It is heavy cropping and has an excellent flavour. The plants can be grown outside or in the greenhouse.
Pic credit to Mr Fothergill’s

Ildi: Just look at these beauties! The sweet, yellow, pear-shaped toms number up to 80 per truss. Plants naturally stop at around 180cm, making this an easy-care option. The fruits store well.

Black Russian:
Grown indoors or out, this compact cordon variety produces exquisite dark red- brown, almost black fruits that have a complex flavour and fine sugar-acid balance. Try it – you’ll love it!