Best cherry tomato variety?

[cupcake]

I love Black cherry, but found it prone to splitting. Mini Charm did well for me last year.

[taff]

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[smallblueplanet]

My favourite so far is a yellow drop shaped one and I think the flavour is excellent. It fruits very heavily too. Need to grow it out again this year to check it comes true. I've taken some cuttings so I can compare with last years.

Sounds interesting, look forward to hearing how it goes - an OP cherry tom with the flavour of Sungold would be very popular I reckon!

[King Carrot]

Sounds interesting, look forward to hearing how it goes - an OP cherry tom with the flavour of Sungold would be very popular I reckon!

I found some dehybridised Sungold earlier today and (against my best laid tomato plans for 2011) bought some of the Tomato Sungold Select 2. I was pointed that direction from some posts I'd been reading on a US forum. I'm trying the Richmond River Green Apple Cucumber from them as well.

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[coreopsis]

Another vote for Red Alert-very profilic and nice flavour.

[Gurberly]

I'm giving "Vilma" a go for the first time this year.... looks good in the piccie on the packet (don't they all ). Has anyone else tried it?

G

p.s. Vilma is a compact bush form

[mcsee]

Black Cherry and Chololate Cherry are both good here.

[grenhouse]

black cherry all the way for me, perfect!

[quimby44]

can anybody shine some light on zucherrio tomatoe plant are they a cherry or a big tomatoe thanks

[quimby44]

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black cherry all the way for me, perfect!

hi are the black cherry hard to grow as i have only started growing my veg last year grew sun gold toms they turned out ok cheers mate

[zazen999]

can anybody shine some light on zucherrio tomatoe plant are they a cherry or a big tomato thanks

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Tomato Zucchero - B&Q | Vegetable Seeds | B&Q Growing with Suttons:

[davetheforker]

i grew tumbling toms last year they were a lovely tasting heavy cropping cherry tomato i had 6 vines and did not know what to do with them all

[Jono]

I grew tumbler in hanging baskets last year, and lined the baskets with teabags to help keep the moisture in. Seemed to work a treat, as I didn't water them much and had lots of lovely little toms.

[grenhouse]

when I took over the lottie from an elderly gent a few years ago, he had left some black cherry's growing in the greenhouse. He hadn't been to the allotment for a month or two and they still looked great and produced. I saved seed from these and have been growing them for the last couple of years and done really well. They are very tidy plants, very heavy cropping and I have to say I have not encountered the 'splitting' that others have mentioned.

They are also a great talking point in a salad!

[Plot6B]

For me it's got to be Suttons Hundreds and Thousands (Micro) Not cheep seeds I know but you get loads and loads of grape size fruits. It's best grown in Hanging Baskets or Containers.