Tomatoes (Salad) NEW


Tomato ‘Ailsa Craig’ CORDON


Classic versatile salad variety. 10202907 | 55 seeds


£1.99


Tomato ‘Alicante’ CORDON


Prolifi c Money-maker type with tomatoes on long trusses; big fl avour from good-sized salad tomatoes. Heavy-cropping and gives you plentiful tomatoes on long trusses all summer long.


Sow In Mar-Apr | Harvest Jul-Oct 10202904 | 75 seeds


£2.49


Tomato ‘Honey Moon’ CORDON


Tomato ‘Crimson Crush’ CORDON


Resistant to late blight. 10204018 | 15 seeds


£4.29


Tomato ‘Honey Moon’ is a real taste sensation, with eye-catching pink fruits and a superb sweet fl avour that’s quite unique. This strong and vigorous variety has good resistance to late blight.


Sow In Feb-Apr | Harvest Jul-Sep 10204255 | 6 seeds


£3.99


Tomato ‘Premio F1’ CORDON


One of the earliest varieties. 10202265 | 10 seeds


£3.99


Tomato ‘Maisey F1’ CORDON


Exciting new British bred tomato, a great choice for the showbench. Large salad sized tomato, juicy with thick fl esh. Large numbers of fruits per truss. Pick ripened fruit regularly to expose un-ripened ones.


Sow In Feb-Apr | Harvest Jul-Sep 10204229 | 8 seeds


76 £3.49


Tomato ‘Shirley F1’ CORDON


Tomato ‘Yellow Perfection’ CORDON


Striking yellow skinned fruits. 10202915 | 80 seeds


Disease resistant seed varieties available £1.99


This greenhouse tomato is hard to beat, and has rapidly established itself as the nation’s favourite. The plants are heavy-cropping, robust and disease resistant, and the good- sized fruits have a lovely taste.


Sow In Feb-Apr | Harvest Jul-Sep 10202902 | 20 seeds


£4.99


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