Frankly amazing deep pink cherry toms with a pronounced and lingering fruity flavour of raspberries, blackberries and other summer fruits: totally unique and must be tasted to be believed.  Grow outside or under glass.  Indeterminate

Price for 12 seeds. 

Something of a revelation, each plump cherry fruit is just the right size for a mouthful of sweet splendour. They are produced on long trusses, each plant gives a heavy crop, not quite in the millions but plenty to feast on! Indeterminate. Price for 12 seeds.

The perfect companion to Tumbling Tom Red, the only difference being that these fruits are yellow but with the same reputation for flavour and the same cascading habit which makes them perfect for growing in hanging baskets or tumbling over the edge of a container. Determinate. Price for 6 seeds

Fabulous flavoured little red cherry tomatoes. The name translated means sugar grape and they are very sweet. Look forward to large trusses laden with fruit from this tall growing variety. Can be grown undercover or outside in sheltered areas. Indeterminate Price for 12 seeds.

Fabulous Ruby Falls has richly flavoured sweet large cherry fruits that grow on long trusses.  The crinkly leafed plants are compact, as a cordon they need 30-40cm space between them whilst reaching up to 2m tall.    Indeterminate    Price for 12 seeds

To grow as a cordon: tie the main stem to a cane or support at regular intervals and remove any side shoots that may develop.

Super sweet taste, very very flavourful, and prolific.  Orange Cherry toms start out green, watch as the little fruits on each truss change from green to orange and then enjoy straight from the vine or add a pop of colour to your plate. Indeterminate  Price for 12 seeds

SOW: about 6-8 weeks before the last frost is expected, pop 2 or 3 seeds in each small pot and lightly cover (you can use vermiculite for this).  They like a moist, not soggy, compost – you may find putting a bag over the pots helps but remove as soon as you see them germinating. Now they will like a sunny position and be ready to pot them on when large enough to handle.  Plant them deeply and grow on, turn the pots so they don’t grow on a lean into the light, until it is time to harden off and plant after frost danger has passed.

GROW: plant in the greenhouse or in a sunny sheltered part of your garden.  For the best flavour keep soil evenly damp (try not to over-water or overfeed). Orange Cherry is indeterminate, it can grow tall and will need supporting.  It will form long trusses of fruit; these are green until they ripen to bold orange

EAT: the colour is just one more thing that sets these fruits apart, they are very sweet, packed full of flavour and will tempt you to eat them straight off the vine.

Ola Polka is the perfect choice for growing in small spaces: compact whilst producing lots of sweet bright yellow fruits (30-60g). The heritage status of Orla Polka is revealed with this sweetness balanced with a touch of nutty flavour – delicious in your salads. This potato leaf type is BLIGHT TOLERANT so you can enjoy your crop.  Determinate

Price for 12 seeds

Garnet  – British bred, a large cherry with a sweet and tangy flavour. Beautiful bronze-red fruits, that go well with rich cheeses and fish, are produced on long elegant trusses.  They are resistant to cracking and have a long cropping season - will produce right through to later autumn.  Inderminate

Price for 12 seeds

Indeterminate tomatoes continually grow, flower and fruit throughout the season until autumn frosts set in. Garnet have a notably long season with lovely fruits right to the end. 

You can grow these as a cordon… this means keeping a single centre stem tied into a tall cane and removing the side shoots.

You can also fan train them which is particularly good if you are growing against a wall or fence.  This time you can keep 3-5 stems and train them out in a fan shape to spread them out.  Any more side shoots that develop ought to be nipped out to keep the fan tidy.  Fan training is a bit more fiddly but fun, it works well when you are growing plants in individual containers.  If you are using growbags you won’t have room to fan train all of the plants.

Why try to cordon or fan?  The main advantages are to maintain airflow around the plants, to concentrate some of the plant growth into developing their fruits, and it does make it easier to pick your toms without rummaging through the fragrant foliage.  To be honest we have only cordoned in the last few years… and we start with very good intentions but, by the end of the season, we still seem to end up with a tomato forest!

Snowberry, an heirloom with the palest of yellow berries, fruity and sweet, displayed on trusses that are teeming with toms – up to 50 on a truss! At 70-75 days from transplanting, Snowberry is one of the earlier cherry choices, simply delightful.  Indeterminate

Price for 12 seeds