[brianh]

I had good results with Totem last year. It is a bush tomato with salad size tomatoes, and I thought the flavour was good. This year I had them again outside along with Tumbler, a cherry tomato. Neither have done very well which I just put down to the poor summer as both are meant to be good outdoors. I wasn't overly impressed with the flavour of Tumbler.

I have grown Shirley in the greenhouse this yearand thought they were excellent but am not sure whether they would be ok outside.

I'm sure others will have their own opinions.

Brian

[David.]

I'm growing Red Berry they've done fantastic this year when crops of others has been poor to fair.

Who supplies the seeds?

[Fat Hen]

I got mine from Nickys Nursery as part of their best sellers collection:  http://www.nickys-nursery.co.uk/seeds/pages/veg5aa.htm#VEG329.

[noshed]

I have grown shed loads of plum roma, marmande, green grape, gardeners' delight and some Italian ones. Somehow I've lost the labels though.
They all taste blooming lovely.

[potatopotato]

When I used to grow them outdoors, I had a lot of success with a bush variety called 'Amateur'. I kept them under polythene tents (cheap cloche substitute) until they grew out of them and picke fruit ovwer a long period.

In the greenhouse I now grow nothing but G Delight. Never tried it outdoors.

Where did you get the seeds for 'Amateur'? I want to try and do tomatoes next year, and they sound like they might be a good variety to try... but I can't find the seeds online anywhere!

[DD.]

Where did you get the seeds for 'Amateur'? I want to try and do tomatoes next year, and they sound like they might be a good variety to try... but I can't find the seeds online anywhere!

Chiltern seeds do them...

The Amateur

Welcome to the forum, BTW.

[potatopotato]

Sweet. Thanks Dave