Cherry tomatoes - kinds

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    Hello everyone! Tomatoes..who don't like them? Some people quarrel if tomato is a fruit or a vegetable; however, no one is uncertain to their taste! Today I would like to tell you something about some kinds of cherry tomatoes, that you may not know! Let's see!
    Sweet 100 - they are very sweet and fruits size is about 2,5 cm, they grow in 2,5 months
    Evita - fruits are similar size, they are red and glossy, they grow in 2 months
    Mirabell - fruits are gold-yellow color, they are a bit sweet, their size is 2,5 cm, and they also grow in 2 months
    Bajaja - is is an early variant with lots of small red fruits which are sweet, they grow in 2 months
    Ola Polka - it is a polish variant, fruits are small and yellow, it is the best to grow them in containers in balcony or deck
    Stupice - it is czech wariant also very early, fruits are spherical and red, they grow in 2 months
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    Did you know this kinds of cherry tomatoes? Have you tasted them?
     
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      Hello FlourishAnn :)
      Not tried all of those but I have compared a few varieties.....still think Gardeners Delight is the best. They are disease resistant too, prolific and kids....like me...like 'em :tomato:
       
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        I grew Stupice a few years ago:

        Which Tomato Variety do you like?

         
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        @Verdun are you growing Gardener's Delight again this year? You probably spotted our thread about this variety losing it's taste over the last few years and a few of us attempting to grow from old packets. So it's interesting that you still think it's good. I wonder if your higher levels of sunshine in Cornwall suit it. Are you buying new seeds each year or have a stock of old packets?
         
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        Hiya John, yes I did read that thread. I used grafted plants last year and I thought were excellent. Touch wood this year's will be too.
        You may be right about the sunshine down here.....it is a long growing season. We will see :)
         
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          I saw some grafted Gardener's Delight plants recently, it could be the producers start with better quality stock. There is something in my mind that most of the seed packets in the UK are mostly from an inferior (cheaper) supplier. I am now tempted to buy a couple of grafted plants as another variation in my G.D. experimentation.

          Do you buy your grafted plans from a national GC chain @Verdun - any clues as to the original supplier would be good. I think grafted toms are all mass produced in Holland.
           
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          Suttons JWK. :)
          Heck! Hope now my GD wont disappoint this year:sad:
           
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            I would worry about the size of mail order tomatoes Verdun, Sutton's website says May delivery so I wonder how big they are when they arrive. Have you got yours yet ?
             
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            Got mine 3 weeks or so ago JWK. Already plants are 40 to 60 cm high.

            They will grow fast :)
             
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