Good choice for hanging basket toms?

[Newbiegrower1970]

That will grow in the North East of England. Any suggestions? Thank you

[Lumpy]

I know these are not everyones favouriye but this year we had 4 large baskets with 2 Tumbling Tom red and 2 Tumbling Tom yellow.

The baskets face north east and after a slowish start they went into over drive and the yellow ones were magnificent.

[jackarmy]

Ive just found a ten year old packet of Garden Pearle which i will be sowing in total, interesting to see how many germinate, very tasty tom tho. Also bought Tumbler after many recomendations from here.

[Bigmallly]

That will grow in the North East of England. Any suggestions? Thank you

This may be an interesting read if you have a bit of time:

http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gra...6-a_90938.html

[maverick451]

Hundreds and thousands and Tumbler and my two favourite, both fantastic flavour

[bario1]

I usually grow Tumbler, this year I grew Maskotka, which produced slightly bigger, tastier toms, but less of them. Next year I'm trying Terenzo.

[Snadger]

Ive just found a ten year old packet of Garden Pearle which i will be sowing in total, interesting to see how many germinate, very tasty tom tho. Also bought Tumbler after many recomendations from here.

I've grown them in a hanging basket with good success!

[Scoot]

Tumbling tom red I thought were lovely this year.

Maskotka i grew this year as well but for some reason most pf them rotted on the plant. 'll be trying them again next year

[Alison]

I love Maskotka, they're very tasty, early and reliable. By far the tastiest basket type, most I've tried have been rather tasteless.

[Baldy]

The 100s n 1000s I grew (thnx cadalot) were prolific, tasty and blight resistant. There are actually a few still in the odd half-forgotten plot that look like they might be edible (I'll probably not risk it..)

[Jimmy]

Garden Pearl works for me
Jimmy

[Bren In Pots]

I've grown Garden pearl in a bucket and got a good crop.