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Tomato Plants

There’s nothing to compare with the smell of a homegrown tomato, and with a winning mix of trusted favourites and exciting new varieties, our growers in Lancashire have made it easy for you to grow the best tomatoes you’ve ever tasted, too. They’ve been raising tomato plants the traditional way for sixty years, and you can see it in every one. With a hand picked selection of varieties, including new high yielding grafted plants, choosing which ones to grow is half the fun!

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Slow grown veg from the sunny South Downs

Our vegetable plants are sown on a family farm in Lancashire, then nurtured into strong young plants by Josh in the sunny South Downs before they rock up in your garden. By selecting only the strongest and tastiest varieties, Josh makes sure you get a headstart on your plot, with impressive crops and no waste.

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Which tomatoes should I choose?

Which tomatoes should I choose?

There are four main types of tomato, each with their own uses, flavours and sizes. Round, red salad tomatoes are the most familiar (but these Moneymakers are a world away from the bland, artificially ripened shop ones), Cherry tomatoes like Supersweet are perfect raw for salads and snacks and plum tomatoes like Roma are the best for sauces. Beefsteak tomatoes like Brandywine are large, meaty and perfect for slicing. Consider also that cordon varieties will need some support as they grow quite tall. Lastly, hanging basket tomatoes are space saving, attractive - and far tastier than petunias.

Growers' tips

Growers' tips

Plant your tomatoes in the sunniest and most sheltered spot in your garden, as they need around 6-8 hours of sunlight daily during the growing season for the fruits to ripen. This can be a raised bed, a border, a patio pot or grow bag. Make sure the soil is weed free and full of nutrients - mix in plenty of compost or well rotted manure before planting, and put some support in place - especially if you’re growing cordon varieties. For more tips, here’s some expert advice from our growers.