Blight Resistant Tomatoes

@Adam I so far I've avoided blight in my greenhouse at home, but at the allotment I got blight on the outdoor plants, first noticed about 3 weeks ago on Honeycomb (which has no blight resistance). Since then I've lost the other non-blight resistance varieties: Sungold and Gardener's Delight, both these were quickly wiped out. The variety showing best blight resistance is Toddler, closely followed by Merrygold, both of which show signs of blight but as of today are producing lots of edible fruit still. I have Nagina there which is looking sorry for itself, it still has fruit left but they mostly had blight signs. I only grew these few varieties there. When I get time I'll update the first post with these results.

From what I see of your list (Latah, Galina etc) none of them are marketed as being blight resistant, could be wrong about that as I'm relying on my suspect memory. In 2022 (the last time I suffered blight in my greenhouse) the best variety to hold out against blight was Primabella (I didn't grow that at my allotment), so I would recommend you try that for starters, and maybe Toddler and Merrygold.

 

@Adam I

I grew Buffalosun a couple of years ago, it had big misshapen fruit and was watery and bland for my taste. It was a very slow to ripen and didn't produce much.

For a reliable blight resistant beefsteak I recommend Honey Moon