Tomatoes come in all shapes and sizes, even their flavor and uses vary – some are best for eating in salads, while others are better for sauces and stews.
There are two types of tomatoes: cordon (indeterminate) and bush. Indeterminate varieties could grow on and on as long as the conditions allow, so these you have to prune.
Here are some of the best varieties of tomatoes to grow in your garden:
1.‘Incas’
- Type: bush
- Height: 100cm (40in)
‘Incas’ is a very early plum tomato with bright red, meaty fruit with a thick flesh. It’s perfect for barbecuing and using in sauces and purees.
2. ‘Ildi’
- Type: Indeterminate
- Height: 180cm (70in)
This is a cherry variety bearing sweet yellow pear-shaped tomatoes, ‘Ildi’ is perfect for eating raw and in salads. It’s ideal for container growing.
3. ‘Costoluto Fiorentino’
- Type: Indeterminate
- Height: 150cm (60in)
This is a tomato variety producing medium to large oddly shaped and ribbed fruits with an excellent flavor. Suitable for slicing and using in sauces.
4. ‘Astro Ibrido’
- Type: Indeterminate
- Height: 90cm (35in)
A plum tomato variety with exellent taste, ‘Astro Ibrido‘ is perfect for using in sauces and preserves. Suitable for growing in containers. You may also find it by the name tomato ‘Scipio Ibrido’.
5. ‘Rio Grande’
- Type: Bush
- Height: 45cm (18in)
‘Rio Grande’ is a plum tomato producing heavy crops of deep-red fruit.
6. ‘Tigerella’
- Type: Indeterminate
- Height: 200cm (78in)
‘Tigerella’ has a unique, rich flavor and striped flesh. It’s ideal for salads and sauces.
7. ‘Super Sweet 100’
- Type: Indeterminate
- Height: 150cm (60in)
This is a really sweet cherry tomato with thin skin. ‘Super Sweet 100’ is ideal for use in salads. Also you’ll get big harvest.
Source: www.gardenersworld.com
1 thought on “The 7 Best Tomato Varieties To Grow”
Michelle Maria Warne
(November 8, 2019 - 6:35 am)I moved back home to Wisconsin and don’t have too much luck with gardening. I was a Master Gardener in Georgia when I lived there. I love fresh vegetables.