A relatively compact semi-bush variety giving heavy trusses of large, slightly pointed red fruits attractively splashed and marbled in gold as they ripen, which have a distinctive savoury and almost meaty flavour! These come in a variety of sizes and are fabulous sliced in salads. ( Bush) ... Learn More

Produced by Czech breeder Milan Sodomka in 1976, this early-maturing, orange coloured, rather risque, phalic-shaped tomato is guaranteed to be a talking point when included whole in salads. The unusually tall plants produce fleshy fruit with a delicate sweet taste. (Cordon) ... Learn More

This superb new Russian variety produces masses of very attractive and uniform bright yellow cherry-sized fruit, which are less sweet and stronger flavoured than many other cherry types, yet still remain very juicy to taste. (Cordon) ... Learn More

Brought to the USA from The Black Forest, Germany, in the late 1800's this wonderful all-purpose variety produces smooth, blemish and crack-free fruit which, despite the name, are deep-pink in colour. The attractive appearance of these tomatoes makes them ideal for use in salads or sandwiches. (Cordon) ... Learn More

These golden-yellow coloured fruit with a good flavour, and thick soft flesh are almost the shape and size of pigeon eggs. We ate dozens as we pass this heavily-laden plant, which seems to produce fruit endlessly all summer here. One of the very best yellow tomatoes! (Bush) ... Learn More

This lovely and new potato-leaved semi-bush variety, of Eastern European origin (Ded Moroz) is renowned for its tolerance to the cold and is one of the very earliest fruiting outdoor tomatoes, the sizeable solid fruit ranging in size from 55-85 grams on a plant which is surprisingly heavy cropping for such an early variety. (Semi-Bush) ... Learn More

This variety has long, attractive, pepper-shaped fruits which produce very few seeds indeed. The soft juicy flesh has a mild flavour and is ideal for either salads, cooking or for sauces. (Cordon) ... Learn More

These gorgeous medium to large irregularly ribbed, fleshy Italian beefsteak fruits can grow up to 10cm/4in diameter, and have a good flavour. They were recommended by Monty Don in BBC Gardeners World Magazine as “One of the few Italian tomatoes to develop its full taste in our climate" And in addition, a "Best Buy" variety as recommended by the Gardening Press and Consumer Groups! They are reliable, delicious and versatile, excellent raw, and superb in a sauce. ... Learn More

These rare and extremely beautiful pale yellow, 55-85 grams peach-like tomatoes, grow in heavy clusters, are sweet and succulent and are complemented by an amazing fuzzy skin. They are easy-to-grow, vigorous, produce a heavy crop and have a good resistance to disease. (Cordon). ... Learn More

Often existing under different names (Sugar Lump, Sugar Cherry) this very well-known and tidy plant reliably produces 1" diameter, uniform, cherry fruits with an incredibly delicious sharp flavour. One of the very best and easy-to-grow tomatoes ever bred and rightly so! (Cordon) ... Learn More

A compact bush variety which will tolerate cooler temperatures and does well in tubs, window boxes and hanging baskets. Produces heavy bunches of small red firm-fleshed fruits with a strong, unusual, and slightly sharp taste. (Bush) ... Learn More

Large and very beautiful red strawberry-shaped fruits have a solid-fleshed interior, with a delicious, sweet flavour with little seed and juice, making it ideal in salads. It is always one of our top big croppers and best-selling tomatoes. (Cordon) ... Learn More

An exceptional plant giving heavy yields of large, meaty, sweet, heart-shaped pink fruits with green shoulders, up to 1 lb, but can be up to 3 or 4 pounds. These incredible fruits rarely crack and excel as a fabulous slicer. (Cordon) ... Learn More

This 'World Beating' giant tomato, bred by the famous breeders Burpee, was released in 2014 and claimed to be the biggest ever, and true-to-name! The enormous fruits have very few seeds and a surprisingly strong and excellent flavour, and if grown in a greenhouse or tunnel house can grow to more than a kilogram each on a well fed healthy plant. ... Learn More

A new and exciting plant, and we could barely believe the name could be true when we trialled it! But it was! A heavy-cropping, semi dwarf plant makes sizeable trusses of almost identical medium sized fruit. In addition they have a strong sweet flavour. A valuable new addition to our range, and in a largish pot ideal for a balcony or patio of course. ... Learn More