Favorite red tomatoes?

Milan HP · March 23, 2021

Hello,
I strongly believe that UK standards are pretty high. As I have a source of seeds in Britain, I have grown quite a few from there. Thompson and Suttons: Mountain Magic, Crimson Crush, Cocktail Crush, Tomato Berry. All of them are excellent toms and the first three are really late blight resistant, which was why I started with them. They're going to be the staple varieties in my garden this year again. Even more so than last year.

I've heard Suttons are launching or have already launched Crimson Plum, another lb resistant variety. Have you heard anything about it?

Yes, I also got seeds from the US, but not from the seller directly. They don't ship to the EU (probably because some complicated certification is required), so I had to get a contact person there and the letters slipped through. Have you ever received any seeds straight from a US official commercial supplier?

Milan HP

March 23, 2021	#29
Milan HP Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2017 Location: Ústí nad Labem in the north of the Czech Republic Posts: 332	Hello, I strongly believe that UK standards are pretty high. As I have a source of seeds in Britain, I have grown quite a few from there. Thompson and Suttons: Mountain Magic, Crimson Crush, Cocktail Crush, Tomato Berry. All of them are excellent toms and the first three are really late blight resistant, which was why I started with them. They're going to be the staple varieties in my garden this year again. Even more so than last year. I've heard Suttons are launching or have already launched Crimson Plum, another lb resistant variety. Have you heard anything about it? Yes, I also got seeds from the US, but not from the seller directly. They don't ship to the EU (probably because some complicated certification is required), so I had to get a contact person there and the letters slipped through. Have you ever received any seeds straight from a US official commercial supplier? Milan HP