Can anyone recommend me a good cordon cherry tom - heavy cropping, earlyish, and preferably yellow or orange? Oh, and not Sungold, I'm bored of it!
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Yes, it's called Sungold.
You won't get a better early cropping tomato.
Good flavour, plentiful crop, early season.
What's to be bored about this tomato?
And when your back stops aching,
And your hands begin to harden.
You will find yourself a partner,
In the glory of the garden.
Rudyard Kipling.sigpic
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Black cherry toms , that’s one to try next year. Then again, I wonder if I can find the space this year. I like the colour black, although it’s technically a non-colour.Sometimes you just have to scratch that itch and get dirt under your finger nails.
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Originally posted by bramble View PostYes, it's called Sungold.
You won't get a better early cropping tomato.
Good flavour, plentiful crop, early season.
What's to be bored about this tomato?Sometimes you just have to scratch that itch and get dirt under your finger nails.
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Originally posted by bramble View PostYes, it's called Sungold.
You won't get a better early cropping tomato.
Good flavour, plentiful crop, early season.
What's to be bored about this tomato?
Try growing Jaune Flamme - It is lovely, honestly!
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Originally posted by bario1 View PostCan anyone recommend me a good cordon cherry tom - heavy cropping, earlyish, and preferably yellow or orange? Oh, and not Sungold, I'm bored of it!
Spare seeds available for this one, see my seed offer.
Or buy them here: https://www.chilternseeds.co.uk/item...cherry_sunbaby
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Bario I've found a few of threads mentioning Ildi toms, hope this helps.
http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gra...ons_85797.html
https://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gr...oes_70872.htmlLocation....East Midlands.
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Originally posted by bario1 View PostThanks for the suggestions. I'm still deciding which to try, but in the meantime, panic-bought a pack of 'Ildi' from Homeb@se... they're in the heated prop now. Supposed to be a very heavy cropper, anyone grown it before?
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I've grown Ildi too and am going to have them again this year. Enormous crops on about 4-5 clusters in my greenhouse. Their flavour goes to just sweet very quickly so you need to be on your toes to get them at their tart best.
I prefer black cherry and sweet aperitif - neither are yellow though so I know that doesn't really answer your initial question.http://mudandgluts.com - growing fruit and veg in suburbia
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