An old and reliable English cordon heirloom variety producing a good yield of unusually sweet fruits tomatoes late in the season. If you particularly want uniform, spherical, blemish-free, red tomatoes then you can't go far wrong with this variety. (Cordon) ... Learn More

This rare and lovely variation from Cherokee Purple (which was grown by the Cherokee Indians in the 19th century) has a unique striped-mahogany colour whilst the firm flesh has a strong, sweet, rich and juicy taste. (Cordon) ... Learn More

Long, symmetrical trusses of attractive, almost identical, chocolate-brown, thin-skinned, tasty fruits, ripen at the same time. This vigorous new plant will give a long succession of ripening trusses into late autumn. (Cordon) ... Learn More

Probably one of the most attractive tomatoes you will ever grow, this is the so-called 'next generation' Black Cherry. Heavy crops of uniform, round, sweet, acid-free cherry tomatoes are produced, in a distinctive burgundy-brown shade, and seemingly resistant to cracking or splitting. (Cordon) ... Learn More

This absolute beautiful variety has a quite unique appearance being dramatically striped and slashed in brown, with almost no seeds and firm thick flesh. The distinctive flavour is strong but not acidic. (Cordon) ... Learn More

Large bright scarlet-red cherry fruits grow in grape-like clusters on this high-yielding plant. The fruit is sweet and juicy with a strong and delicious flavour. The indeterminate plants are very ornamental and productive producing 1" fruits right up to frost, the name almost certainly referring to the fact that the fruits are produced right into late autumn. (Cordon) ... Learn More

This variety is one of our top 3 really impressive big croppers giving strong-flavoured medium-large fruit. Certainly not a G.M. plant but seeds originally carried to the International Space Station by Russian Cosmonaut Alexander Volkov! (Cordon) ... Learn More

This 19th century Italian heirloom is one of the best tomatoes for making sauces and cooking in general. The large, deep red, fluted fruit are heavily ridged and lobed with meaty full-flavoured, slightly tart flesh and few seeds. (Cordon) ... Learn More

A very large slightly flattened beefsteak fruit which can grow up to 2lb in weight and with a good robust taste. This scored highly in our tasting trials. Ideal for use on sandwiches. This heirloom originated in Spain and was brought into France with the refugees from the Spanish Civil War. (Cordon) ... Learn More

Generous, dense and heavy trusses of bright yellow, smallish cherry fruits have a sweet but slightly sharp taste, stronger than many cherry varieties. It is very early fruiting, bearing its last crops by late Summer, but is also an ideal plant to get some really early fruit. ... Learn More

Bushy, productive plants produce crisp-fleshed, creamy coloured, elongated sausage-like fruits. The sweet, juicy, golden flesh, with a hint of lemon flavour, makes them an ideal choice for creating unusual sauces. (Bush) ... Learn More

Elegant linear trusses produce astonishingly uniform sprays of almost identical, blemish-free, bright red, non-splitting, plum shaped fruits with solid tasty flesh, which are produced over a very long season, so as you pick the lower trusses the higher ones swell and ripen. (Cordon) ... Learn More

This extremely productive tomato produces heavy clusters of fruit on a short, stocky, sturdy bush and usually needs extra support because of the sheer weight of the crop! It is a perfect slicer or salad tomato. It ripens early and constantly with a final burst at the end! It is excellent for those short on space or planting on the patio. The 1-3 oz red fruits are round-oblate and perfectly shaped, with no blemishes or core, and a delicious flavour and yield. Originating from Milan Sodomka of Czechoslovakia, they are suitable for those short on space, or planting on the patio in a container. (Bush) ... Learn More

A really huge red beefsteak fruit which is smooth, nearly solid and often weighs more than 2 lbs. This variety holds the world record for the largest tomato ever grown and has excellent flavour, few and tiny seeds, and very little cracking. (Cordon) ... Learn More

These Large Amish-type heirloom tomatoes have been grown since at least the 1930s and are large lemon-yellow beefsteak sometimes growing up to 2 pounds in weight, with some blushing at the blossom end. The flavour is quite sweet for a large tomato and they keep cropping all summer long. (Cordon) ... Learn More