Probably, every summer resident would like to have varieties of tomatoes growing on his plot that have an unprecedentedly high yield.
These really do exist, but they require appropriate care.
If you are not an avid gardener, it makes sense to turn your attention to varieties with an average yield.
Thanks to this, you will get a good return and will not spend a lot of effort and money on caring for tomatoes: you can limit yourself to planting and minimal attention.
De barao
The fruits of this variety are red, black, yellow or pink.
They are small in size and can be grown for subsequent pickling.
The taste of De Barao is sweet and sour, juicy and fleshy. What is also noteworthy is that the variety is resistant to diseases and can grow in a greenhouse until the frost.
Black Russian
The variety was bred in Russia, but almost immediately won love and recognition in the West.
The stems of these tomatoes can reach 1.7 meters in height. Black Russian begins to bear fruit in July and stops bearing fruit in early September.
If you want the tomatoes harvested from the bushes of this variety to be large and sweet, do not forget about fertilizing with potassium sulfate.
Strala
The variety was born thanks to Belarusian agronomists.
Strala stems grow up to 2 meters in height. Tomatoes of this variety grow until the first frosts and do not show any particular demands in care: you can limit yourself to watering and fertilizing with compounds containing potassium.
Tomatoes collected from the Strala bushes are medium-sized, weighing up to 100 g. They are dense and resistant to cracking.
Wild rose
The weight of tomatoes of this variety reaches up to 350 g. The bushes grow fleshy tomatoes that are ideal for salads.
Wild rose is able to grow in almost any conditions and can also boast resistance to diseases.
