Tomato varieties

Demidov has rightfully earned the love of many gardeners. The variety requires little effort to grow, yet the fruits are incredibly tasty.

When growing tomatoes, consider the Krasnym Krasno F1 hybrid. This variety ripens early, making it highly sought after.

Low-growing tomato varieties are mainly planted in open ground because they do not require any equipment to secure the bushes.

There are so many varieties that finding the right one is difficult. The de Barao variety is a hybrid that is virtually disease-resistant and produces a bountiful harvest in any climate.

The Bull's Heart tomato is a large-fruited tomato variety. Its gigantic size and excellent flavor have earned it the love of gardeners.

In the north, where summers are typically short and cold, you can successfully grow the Prima Donna tomato—a hybrid whose fruits ripen fairly quickly.

The Pink Honey tomato is rightfully recognized as one of the tastiest and largest varieties. If you want plump, sweet fruits this summer, it's worth planting these tomatoes.

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One of the best tomato varieties with a high yield is the Blagovest tomato. This variety is the choice of many farmers.

Tomato Mazarini is a relatively new hybrid variety of early tomatoes that delights gardeners with large pinkish-red heart-shaped fruits.

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