In message , Jo
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"Donwill" wrote in message
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On the basis of flavour first and yield second, which tomato variety do
you favour?
Don

Can't go wrong with Gardener's Delight - a fabulous little tomato - great
taste, great yield and extremely easy to grow!

Jo


If you have a sweet tooth or grandchildren there is only one tomato to
grow. That's Sungold. For traditional toms Ruth's Delight is excellent.
Like tomatoes used to taste.
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"Gopher" wrote in message
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In message , Jo
writes

"Donwill" wrote in message
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On the basis of flavour first and yield second, which tomato variety do
you favour?
Don

Can't go wrong with Gardener's Delight - a fabulous little tomato - great
taste, great yield and extremely easy to grow!

Jo


If you have a sweet tooth or grandchildren there is only one tomato to
grow. That's Sungold. For traditional toms Ruth's Delight is excellent.
Like tomatoes used to taste.


Indeed on the Sungold. They are incredibly sweet - very few of the ones I
grew ever made it back to the kitchen - they were consumed like sweet
berries rather than as a 'veggie'

Is Gardener's Delight a well-defined variety? I was under the impression that, like Champagne rhubarb, it is a rather vague description of a type of thing rather than a well-defined variety.

"echinosum" wrote in message
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No Name;883526 Wrote:
I always go for Gardener's Delight.
Is Gardener's Delight a well-defined variety? I was under the
impression that, like Champagne rhubarb, it is a rather vague
description of a type of thing rather than a well-defined variety.


No, it's a specific variety..

http://www.mr-fothergills.co.uk/cata...cherry-/16877/

http://www.thompson-morgan.com/seeds...gwd4736/1.html

http://www.marshalls-seeds.co.uk/tom...n-pid2602.html