After trying to cram too many plants into my new little greenhouse this year, with the result that they got lots of disease issues due to being one big tomatoey tangle, and half just got shaded out by plants in front, so I have reluctantly given myself a limit of 5 (five) plants in there next year.
It's really barely worth trying outdoor toms at the allotment, blight is endemic, and I rarely even get a single fruit from outdoor plants before they succumb. So, these 5 plants have to seriously earn their space.
One is already taken, the ones my Mum grows, really productive, really, really, tasty tiny red cherries (actually the real seeds "not Gardener's Delight") variety.
So... four plants to pick. I'd like at least one cooking variety, and I'd like multiple colours ideally, but they must be reliable heavy croppers, and they must (does this even need saying?) taste great.
What would you choose?
It's really barely worth trying outdoor toms at the allotment, blight is endemic, and I rarely even get a single fruit from outdoor plants before they succumb. So, these 5 plants have to seriously earn their space.
One is already taken, the ones my Mum grows, really productive, really, really, tasty tiny red cherries (actually the real seeds "not Gardener's Delight") variety.
So... four plants to pick. I'd like at least one cooking variety, and I'd like multiple colours ideally, but they must be reliable heavy croppers, and they must (does this even need saying?) taste great.
What would you choose?
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