Beetroot Boltardy is the most popular variety for early and.....
Average Contents : 350 seeds
Gladiator is the market leading variety that all other parsnips.....
Average Contents : 200 seeds
Gardeners Delight is an old cherry variety but is still as popular....
Growth Habit - Cordon.
Average Packet Contents : 10 seeds
Very popular, the standard variety for overwintering.....
Average Contents : 40 seeds
An unbeatable cherry tomato, early to crop under glass, wonderful flavour and skin doesn’t easily split.
I have 5 plants growing outside and they have done extremely well. they're still producing, October tomorrow, but the rain has not helped as they now split as soon as they're ripe so i'm harvesting slightly early and putting them on a windowsill. i'll definitely put several in the greenhouse next year. very sweet taste!
For 10 years I grew early long-season heated tomatoes professionally, 12 acres of greenhouses,120,000 plants a year. Now I only have a small greenhouse this is the only variety I grow. Tried everything else, but this is unbeatable still.
Last year I grew just this one, sungold, and have no regrets. It is harder to grow huge crop here in far north of England, but I sunk 3 plants in pots into the garden last summer and lifted them in September and they continued fruiting in the conservatory till November.
Best tomato just to use as a sweet snack at work or for the kids. Great taste with no tough skins.
I have to say since trying these cherry tomatoes some years back I have had to completely rethink what a good tomato tastes like, these are sublime, sweet juicy and if you're like me they won't make it to the kitchen...gardeners perks!
Grew these last year, and despite late planting they still cropped heavily. Alternative variety in pots grown directly adjacent to Sungold got late blight, but these were completely unaffected!
Easily the sweetest and tastiest cherry-type tomatoes I've grown and eaten over the last 10 years. Our kids & their friends eat them like sweets. Added bonus of being a heavy cropper and one of the least susceptible to blight
I've tried about 10 varieties in the last couple of years, Sungold definitely the best. The kids (and I) eat them instantly in vast quantities. The slugs hardly seem to touch them (despite feasting on other neighbouring varieties)