Heavy crops of astonishingly identical, attractively-fluted, slightly pear-shaped fruits ripen in mid and early summer. With a sweet flavour, enhanced by a gentle sharpness, these lovely tomatoes are almost seedless. We are making an exclusive offering of this new, incredible and outstandingly attractive tomato. ... Learn More

Developed and released by the University of Nebraska in 1944, this old favourite has got a fabulous balance of sweet and acidic, resulting in a rich and delectable flavour. One of the best-known historic tomatoes, the medium-sized fruit are productive and early. In the mid-fifties (prior to the advent of hybridized tomatoes), this became one of the most popular varieties of tomato in the US. In 1947, Oscar H. Will & Co. stated, "It out-yielded all other varieties in South Dakota trials. "Then along came the hybrid types and this (along with many other kinds) fell out of favour". ''Which?' Maga ... Learn More

These heavy trusses (up to one hundred!) of not completely white, although very palest yellow fruit, are juicy without being sugary, with notes of citrus and pineapple balancing the full flavour. The fruits have a long shelf life, and this plant is a massive cherry tomato producer, staying highly productive throughout the season. They are also wonderful for growing in containers and do exceptionally well in summer heat ....and they stay sweet! Cordon ... Learn More

This lovely pale-skinned fruit is an excellent cropper, making a brilliant contrast with dark-fruited tomatoes in a salad. It has a delightfully intense, sweet and fruity taste with just a tiny amount of acid to keep it from being bland, so it is very refreshing. In England it was rated second in the RHS Tasting Trials for a cherry tomato in 2007! Cordon. Fast-fruiting...75 days from transplanting. ... Learn More

This cold-tolerant, potato-leaf heirloom from Czechoslovakia, bears an abundance of very sweet, flavourful, 2 to 3 inch, deep-red fruit. A 1988 comparative tasting in San Francisco gave it first place for its wonderful sweet/acid, luscious, tomatoey flavour and production. It is very high yielding, producing quickly, heavily, reliably early, and continuously throughout the long fruiting season, and is still producing well here in mid-September. It is the first non-cherry to ripen, setting well at very low temperatures, and become even sweeter with colder autumn weather. Finally it is very di ... Learn More

These heavy cropping plants were bred from Sungold and produce heavy masses of brilliant orangey-mustard fruit with a taste that combines the sweetness you would expect with a hint of tartness. Ideal for growing under glass or outside this is one of the more reliable varieties and is perfect for novice tomato growers. (Cordon) ... Learn More

This large, juicy, well flavoured tomato, is a great improvement over an already excellent variety, being distinguished by its irregular cushion shape and touch of pink on the shoulder. The huge, meaty fruit has a superb super-sweet flavour, and is ideal for salads, sandwiches and great for cooking too. (Semi-Bush) ... Learn More

This larger version of 'snow white cherry' produces absolutely lovely fruits which resemble tiny boiled new potatoes, and come in all sizes from grape to ping-pong ball. The thick-fleshed, very sweet fruits ripen constantly until very late in the year. (Cordon) ... Learn More

This rare and fabulous performer produces thousands of pea-sized, sweet red berries like beads on a necklace, the largest number on any tomato! It makes absolutely irresistible eating, truly 'once popped you can't stop!' It can be easily trained on a pole to make a 1.8 metre waterfall, and if fed and watered constantly it will be eternally dripping with fruit. (Cordon) ... Learn More

These lovely small plum tomatoes resemble teardrops and are crack resistant with a firm texture and a sweet and tangy flavour. A reliable cropper, and vigorous grower! (Cordon) ... Learn More

A tall-growing, good-yielding variety giving an extremely long season of small red cherry tomatoes which are deliciously sweet and juicy. Trusses continue to carry on swelling and ripening, quite incredibly until the first frosts. (Cordon) ... Learn More

A very heavy producer of small cherry tomatoes which do perfectly in salads or to eat alone as they have a distinctive, very sweet caramel-like taste. Originally from Texas where it was found, as described in its name, in the wild. (Cordon) ... Learn More

This heirloom from the Ozark mountains of America is an almost disease-free cherry tomato, with good resistance to early and late blight. The high-yielding small to medium-sized soft sweet fruits have won competitions for flavour. (Cordon) ... Learn More

A classic, easy-to-grow, late season heirloom, setting lots of uniform, smoth-skinned fruits, which are pretty, 3 inch globes, ripening from deep pink to golden-red in clusters of 3 or 4 and with fair resistance to cracking and also good blight resistance. Fruit are of excellent flavour, and ripen evenly, producing very good yields of old fashioned tasting tomatoes right up until frost. Superb if just eaten as a big, hefty, juicy slice! (Cordon) ... Learn More

Bred to cascade over hanging baskets although remaining quite compact, this plant produces masses of identical, sweet and tangy fruits of medium strength with firm flesh, and is the perfect tomato plant for novice growers or people short on space.(Bush) ... Learn More