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

As the name implies, a very early bush variety which will do well outdoors. This very popular compact plant produces a heavy, long-season crop of small to medium bright red juicy fruits with a strong and distinctive wine-like flavour. Perfect if you live in a cold or northern area.(Bush) ... 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

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

Medium-sized, solid-fleshed, juicy golden fruits which are sweet with a mild flavour, are produced on semi-bush plants in mid-summer. They are appropriately named as in the right light they appear almost to shine. Rare and unusual. (Semi-Bush) ... Learn More

This compact bush plant has regular foliage and is about 4 feet tall in the PLANT WORLD greenhouse. It gave a high yield of small, golden-yellow, oval shaped cherry fruit, which is juicy and seedy, with a mild sweet flavour with the early fruits being seedless. It is perfect for growing in containers and it sets fruit well in cool spring weather and is usually one of the first to ripen here with fruit in mid June. (Bush) ... Learn More

One of the heaviest cropping tomatoes we've ever seen or grown, this cherry tomato bears hundreds and hundreds of golden grape-shaped fruit. The skin is thin while the flesh tastes sharp and refreshing. (Cordon) ... Learn More

A versatile mid-sized early variety which produces good yields of golden-yellow, medium-sized, uniform fruit. Cultivated outdoors or under glass. Distinctive sweet taste. RHS AGM winner (Cordon) ... Learn More

Heavy clusters of countless bright golden-orange, sweetly flavoured grape-sized fruit set in trusses of 10-12. A very high yielding plant that can also be trained to quite a height which improves the yield of fruit greatly. The higher it is trained the more it produces! (Semi-Bush) ... Learn More

Thin outer walls hold a massive solid core tasting tart and tangy, rather like a slightly under ripe melon. A mid-season heirloom from the early 1800s, it has remarkable heat and cold tolerance, and fruit that continues to set and ripen through November and December. (Cordon) ... Learn More

Large, one pound plus, tasty, sweet and tangy fruits hang on large, regular-leaf plants. They are delicious for fresh eating or slicing. A customer reports that they stayed disease free even while surrounded by other plants with various leaf diseases and were huge producers with an exquisite taste. Cordon. A family heirloom, Gary Millwood of Louisville, Kentucky received the seed in 2000 from Lettie Cantrell of West Liberty, KY, who obtained the seeds from a soldier returning from Germany during World War II. Lettie grew this tomato since the 1940s, it was the only tomato she ever grew and always called it her "German Red Tomato". Lettie died in November 2005 at the age of 96. ... Learn More