A superb, non-splitting, pale to deep orange beefsteak, with few seeds and a fantastic sweet, tangy flavour. The juice and inside flesh have the same bright colour as orange juice. Our trial plants were loaded with fruits and were unusually healthy-looking showing no signs of any disease. (Cordon) ... Learn More

Beautiful large, fleshy, almost seedless, pink-red beefsteak fruits have marbled green yellow shoulders. These ancient USA heirloom plants, more than 50 years old, develop irregular ribbed shapes, and produce very few seeds. (Cordon) ... Learn More

This early bush variety is possibly the most unusual tomato we grow here. High-cropping plants make strong, widely held, spreading branches rather like a small oak tree, enabling it to produce clean, isolated fruit. It has such a high tolerance to blight it was featured on BBC Gardeners' World, and coming from Poland, it is perfect for areas where the growing season is short and wetter than normal, when it will produce abundant, exceptionally sweet, large cherry tomatoes. (Bush) ... Learn More

A quite incredible and distinctive tomato with an almost perfect resemblance to a real lemon, more so than other "lemon" tomatoes. When sliced, the similarity even extends to the sharp, strong taste, which is useful for salads. (Cordon) ... Learn More

Bunches of large, sweet, cherry tomatoes ripen quite late in the season, but carry on cropping when most others have long-gone. And when picked, either kept on the truss or singly, they have an astonishing shelf life if stored in a cool place. We were still eating the trial crop, which slowly develop attractive rippled colours, well into February. This amazing new plant was sent to us by a customer. ... Learn More

Good, solid, slightly-flattened red fruit, with thick walls and a good sweet flavour, ripen evenly and store well after picking. A mid-season, rather dwarf variety, it has relatively sparse foliage, allowing more plants per unit area. (Cordon) ... Learn More

Quite an amazing tomato, this really does have large, pink-oxheart-type, non-splitting, heart-shaped fruits! These are big, firm, sweet and very good-tasting. It really is high up on the good-looking tomatoes list, and an early-ripener giving very high yields. Seed originated with Ludmilla, a Kazakhstan German, who gave seeds to Reinhard Kraft, Neukirchen, Germany in the 90s, and he named this tomato after Ludmilla. (Cordon) ... Learn More

Discovered in Majorca, slices of these big juicy tomatoes resemble the spokes of a wagon wheel when cut. They are an excellent salad variety, being quite firm and perfect for sandwiches and a big favourite on the local market stalls of the Balearic islands. ... Learn More

Obtained from China, this lovely new variety has a heavy crop of sizeable, attractive and almost almost identical bright orange fruits, very much resembling the fruits they are named after. The fruits are crack-resistant and have thick, sweet, tasty flesh. (Cordon) ... Learn More

A Czech beefsteak tomato with a great tangy "Brandywine"-like taste. The dense, luscious, creamy flesh has a complex, rich sugary flavour with good sweet/acid balance. (Cordon) ... Learn More

Large, deep-golden fruits, which are slightly flattened, have slightly ribbed shoulders with a red blush, and red streaks on the blossom end, and throughout the flesh also. They have a rich, outstanding sweet flavour. This vigorous heirloom beefsteak variety, which has very little cracking, came to America in the late 1800's from the Black Forest region of Germany. (Cordon) ... Learn More

This compact bush variety Maskotka (which means 'mascot' in Polish) is ideal for growing in containers on the patio or even in hanging baskets. The plant produces an early and very heavy crop of vivid red, attractive, sweet cherry fruit which show a good tolerance to cracking. (Bush) ... Learn More

This vigorous, late 19th century commercial French variety ('Market Wonder') is easy to grow, showing good resistance to disease. The medium sized, slightly flattened, round fruit grow in attractive clusters, their sweet taste and small number of seeds making them ideal for use in sauces. (Cordon) ... Learn More

A highly recommended, almost constant-fruiting variety giving long bunches of small, very sweet and juicy crimson berries with an incredible rich and slightly smoky flavour. (Cordon) ... Learn More

Probably the smallest tomato plant ever! Micro can be grown in a 6" pot or window box, growing only 4-5" high, but still managing to produce dozens of tiny fruit. Suitable for people with no growing space, and an astonishing conversation piece. Please be aware that a small percentage of these seeds can occasionally revert to produce a larger plant, so please select the smallest, dwarfest seedlings and reject the larger ones. (Bush) ... Learn More