New 2008 Delicious, supermarket quality, larger cherry-sized, plum fruits fruits, with up to 20 produced per truss, with many trusses per plant. The ideal greenhouse tomato, showing great resistance to Fusarium, Verticillium Wilt, Cladosporium and Mosaic Virus. Determinate (bushy) habit, early to ripen. Tomatoes are packed with antioxidants and high in Vitamin A and C, and lycopene, all helping … click for more

Large cherry sized fruits in abundance. Ideal greenhouse tomato. Juicy flavour. Good fusarium and verticillium wilt tolerance.

Cordon (Indeterminate) A remarkable Tomato variety. In recent trials Ferline has shown impressive blight tolerance in a garden situation. Ferline could be the answer to many gardeners' prayers, to help overcome this most destructive disease. The vigorous, indeterminate plants produce heavy crops of deep red fruits of up to 150gm (5oz) in weight with a very good flavour. Suitable for growing under … click for more

Small cherry sized, bright red fruits with authentic, old fashioned flavour. Grow outdoors or in the greenhouse.

Cordon (Indeterminate). The true tangy flavour of tomatoes of a century or more ago. If you are of the opinion tomatoes have lost their flavour 'Gardener's Delight' is a must for you. It is a greenhouse or outdoor type, packed with bite-size fruit, ideal for salads and sandwiches and full of vitamins. Highly commended RHS trials.

Bush (Determinate). The Tumbling Tomato! Ideal for growing in baskets, containers and windowboxes. The heavy crop of delicious 'rosy red' cherry sized fruits will tumble over the sides from early in the season and continue throughout the summer. Easy to grow, naturally trailing, needs no stopping or sideshooting.

New 2008 (Semi-Determinate/Semi Bush) Well named, as this is a very cold tolerant variety, almost down to frost. Unknown origin but produces an early and extremely heavy crop from plants with a semi-bush habit. Ideal for planting early under cloches to encourage early flower formation, followed by one of the earliest picks of the season … click for more

Cordon.

Early ripening trusses of golden-skinned, cherry-sized oval nuggets of a balanced acid/ sweet taste. Early fruits are almost seedless, thin skinned but resists splitting. Best grown outdoors.

New 2008

(Cordon)

'The King of Golden Cherries'. A sister variety to the ever popular Sungold, producing a very heavy crop of delicious sweet cherries. Fruits have thin skins and resist cracking, so they can remain on the vine for even longer. If you love Sungold this variety really is worth a try.

Cordon (Indeterminate). Medium sized, early, smooth, well shaped, golden yellow tomatoes, with a sweet fruity flavour.

Indeterminate. New breeding has developed this stunning golden-orange skinned 'cherry plum', with a delicious sweet flavour. Plants produce large multi-clusters of 15-18g (½-¾oz) fruits, with up to 40 fruits per cluster that resist splitting.

Also Fusarium and Rootknot nematode resistant.

Bush (Determinate). Elongated, green, sausage - like fruits with conspicuous yellow stripes and delicious green flesh. Bushy plants bearing 4in. long fruits of 1½in. diameter, with an average of 6-7 fruits per truss. Best grown under glass for early crops; grows outdoors in warm summers.

For many decades in certain parts of the old world it has been the practice to grow African or French marigolds of a certain type to repel white fly on tomatoes in greenhouses or outdoors. It has also been found that the tomatoes grow better and bear more fruit with marigolds around them.

Cordon. Long trusses of sweet and juicy, rich red, slightly larger, plum shaped fruits with an eye-catching upturned calyx, resembling a jester's hat. Ideal for the greenhouse or outdoors in a sunny, sheltered site.

Indeterminate.

The Number 1 cooking variety and unsurpassed for sauces; dry and meaty, larger plum fruits of deep red skin colour. Early to ripen and crops well over a long season.