[Willow_Warren]

I grew them last year, and did have a fair few ripen. I did find them a little soft and wattery though rather than more fleshy than I prefer. But I guess a lot of it comes down to personal choice.  I am going to grow them again this year as I have some left over seeds.

Hannah

[bravemurphy]

I got some seeds left from last year up for grabs if you want to send me a stamped addressed envelope you can have them.

If that's ok with mods?

[mumofstig]

yup, that's fine 

[Tom Hill]

Tigerella has a lovely sharpness for those who like a "grown up taste".

[mumofstig]

The soil must make a huge difference - cos they weren't well flavoured here 

[3 allotments]

Has anyone grown tigrella toms recently. I grew them a couple of years ago and the were very tasty. Have been looking out for seeds in the garden centres but no one seems to stock them.
Has anyone grown them or seen seeds recently

Hello Wilj1 i think this is what you want  http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Premier-Seeds-Direct/_i.html?_nkw=tigerella+tomatoes&submit=Search&_sid=79364908

Has anyone grown tigrella toms recently. I grew them a couple of years ago and the were very tasty. Have been looking out for seeds in the garden centres but no one seems to stock them.
Has anyone grown them or seen seeds recently

Hello Wilj1 i think this is what you want  http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Premier-Seeds-Direct/_i.html?_nkw=tigerella+tomatoes&submit=Search&_sid=79364908

[casper]

Love the picture, this is what I am aspiring too, they look fab 

[wilj1]

Thank you all for these replies. I will go to ebay now and get them sent to me

[A Reyt Tayty]

I grew them last year and they cropped really heavilly. I have some seed which I saved from the best fruits to use this year.

[Debz]

I love them and grow them every year.

[Beetroot Queen]

I am trying these but I am rubbish with toms from seed. I can go plug plants and I can buy seeds but the gap between baffles me. Mine always go leggy 

Ps premier seeds for me