Fruitful varieties of tomatoes for the greenhouse: the best, early ones for the Moscow region, Siberia, the Urals

In order to harvest beautiful, ripe and fleshy tomatoes every year, you need to immediately choose what to plant. This is why we have compiled a catalog of the best varieties of tomatoes for the Moscow region with photos, names and descriptions. We hope you find what you need!

The highest-yielding tomato varieties for the Moscow region

Fruitful varieties of tomatoes easily produce up to 12-13 kg of fruit per bush, and even more. Especially in stable greenhouse conditions. But some are not inferior in open ground.

Verlioka

With proper care and maintenance in the Moscow region, up to 18 kg of harvest can be harvested from a Verlioki square. Small tomatoes are used fresh and for preservation.

Ox ears

The variety is easily recognized by the elongated shape of its sweet, fleshy fruits. They do not crack, tolerate transportation well and are suitable for tomato paste and juices.

Explosion

The relatively young domestic hybrid is ideally adapted to the conditions of the Moscow region. It easily tolerates temperature changes and changeable weather without damaging the crop.

Andromeda

Andromeda gives a very friendly and quick harvest, for which summer residents value it. It is easy to harvest up to 10 kg of tomatoes from one bush, and this is rare for varieties with early ripening.

De Barao

The variety is interesting not only for its high yield, but also for its variety of fruits. They can be of a variety of colors: from yellow to scarlet or crimson.

Review of varieties for greenhouses

High-yielding varieties of tomatoes for greenhouses

Among the super productive mats for greenhouses, we recommend the following.

Pink raisins

Characteristics of the variety:

Ripening period 86-90 days;
The stems stretch 1.45 meters in height;
Each tomato weighs on average 60-100 g;
Productivity up to 6 kg from 1 bush.

The Pink Raisin tomato variety is resistant to diseases and pests characteristic of nightshades. Tomatoes of this variety are universal in use. The variety is characterized by long-term fruiting and unpretentiousness to weather conditions. No significant deficiencies were identified.

Wonder of the earth

Characteristics of the variety:

Tomatoes ripen in 110-125 days;
The bushes stretch 1.5 m in height;
Large-fruited. Each tomato weighs on average 200-240 g;
Productivity from 1 plant is 5 kg.

It is difficult to buy seeds of the variety due to the fact that it was bred by an amateur breeder.

The variety is characterized by long fruiting, high yield, resistance to nightshade diseases, high taste qualities of fruits that do not crack, have good keeping quality and can withstand long-term transportation.

Mikado pink

Characteristics of the variety:

Early ripening. Ripe fruits appear within 90-95 days;
Indeterminate bushes grow up to 1.7-2.3 m in height;
Large-fruited. Each tomato produces 300-600 g;
Productivity from 1 bush is 5 kg or more.

The Mikado variety shows good resistance to diseases that often affect these crops. In addition, tomatoes are very tasty and can be eaten fresh or canned.

However, bushes of the Mikado variety must be formed into 1-2 stems and be sure to remove excess stepsons, leaving a 5-7 mm stump so as not to damage the main stem. If you water too much, the tomatoes will crack.

Medium and tall productive varieties

Early varieties of tomatoes

Indeterminate

Indeterminate varieties of tomatoes, which are characterized by unlimited growth of bushes, are recommended for cultivation in greenhouse conditions. Among them we chose the most productive ones.

Hurricane

Characteristics of the variety:

Maturation period is 93-103 days;
The stems stretch 1.9-2.3 meters in height (it is necessary to form the stem and remove the stepsons);
The average fruit weight is 35-45 g;
Productivity from 1 bush is 4 kg.

Tomatoes of the Hurricane variety are distinguished by good presentation and taste, high shelf life and resistance to transportation over long distances. Tomatoes do not crack. Disadvantages include susceptibility to late blight.

Hybrids with a yield of up to 5 kg per bush and resistance to diseases

The following are indeterminate hybrids with a yield of up to 5 kg per bush, as well as resistance to fusarium, tobacco mosaic and cladosporiosis.

Chio-chio-san

Huge branched clusters form on the stem. Up to 50 fruits are tied on one brush.
Tomatoes are plum-shaped, pink.
The average weight of a tomato reaches 40 g.
Tomatoes have a dessert taste.
From one bush you can collect up to 4 kg of fruit.
Resistant to tobacco mosaic and viruses.

Kostroma F1

Mid-early ripening period. Tomatoes will ripen 106 years after sprouting.
Abundant, simultaneous fruiting.
The shape of the tomato is round and flattened at the stalk.
The average fruit weight is about 150 g.
Resistant to diseases, temperature and humidity changes.

Rosemary F1

Mid-early ripening period. It is fashionable to enjoy tomatoes 112-115 days after the seeds germinate.
Large-fruited. The average weight of 1 tomato is about 400g.
The fruits are smooth, pink in color, and have a characteristic tomato taste.
The pulp is juicy and tender.
Productivity is high - up to 11 kg per bush.

Intuition F1

Hybrid indeterminate Intuition F1 is grown in 1 stem.
It has a medium early ripening period. Ripe fruits appear 110 days after seed germination.
Tomatoes are round, smooth. They stay on the stalk without falling off, even after ripening.
The average weight of one tomato is about 100 kg.
Do not crack.
They contain a lot of sugar, so they are ideal for canning and eating fresh.

Blagovest F1

An indeterminate bush, the stems of which stretch 1.5 meters in height.
Early ripening. Ripe fruits can be picked from the bushes within 100 days after the seeds germinate.
Round tomatoes.
The average fruit weight is 100 g and above.
About 5 kg of ripe tomatoes are harvested from 1 bush.

Octopus F1

Early ripening. The fruits will ripen 95-110 days after the seeds germinate.
The thick and strong stem does not require a garter, trellis or support.
A large number of ovaries are formed.
The average weight of tomatoes is 120 g.
The pulp is dense and tasty.

Tretyakovsky F1

Characterized by stable fruiting in low light and temperature changes.
Early ripening. Vegetables are ripe 90-105 days after the seeds germinate.
The average fruit weight is 125 g.
Universal application.
Productivity up to 16 kg per square meter. meters.

Happiness

Mid-early ripening period.
The bushes grow up to 2 m, so they require shaping and pinching the tops.
Average fruit weight is 250-300 g.
The pulp is fleshy and sweet.
Resistant to diseases.
Constant watering and balanced feeding are required.

Major

The tomato is very popular due to its sweet taste.
The pulp is dense and juicy.
The skin is elastic and does not burst.
Tomatoes are stored for a long time after picking and tolerate transportation well.
The variety tolerates temperature changes well and produces a stable harvest.

Disease-resistant tomatoes

Russian breeders have managed to create tomato varieties resistant to nightshade diseases. Among such varieties with high immunity, the following can be distinguished.

De Barao

The bush is tall.
Requires tying of stem.
The most productive and disease-resistant variety.
Abundant and long-lasting fruiting until frost.
The tomatoes are the same size and red in color.
The average fruit weight is 80-100 g.

Charisma F1

Mid-early ripening period.
Resistant to nightshade diseases such as mosaic, fusarium, cladosporiosis.
Gives stable yield even at low temperatures.
The average fruit weight is 170-200 g.
Productivity is high - up to 9 kg of tomatoes per 1 sq. meters.

Tatiana

Tall variety.
The plant can grow up to 3 meters in height.
Early ripening.
The fruits on the bushes are already ripe 110 days after the seeds germinate.
The average weight of tomatoes is 400-450 g.

Ural F1

Mid-early ripening period.
It is recommended to grow in 1 stem.
Red tomatoes weigh about 300 g each.
The yield is high - from 1 bush you can harvest up to 9 kg of ripe vegetables.

Determinant

Determinate tomato varieties produce smaller yields. Suitable for cultivation in low greenhouses and greenhouses, as these are low-growing varieties of tomatoes .

Tomatoes of these varieties always ripen early, but do not bear fruit for as long as indeterminate varieties.

Verlioka

Characteristics of the variety:

Early ripening. Tomatoes will ripen on the bush within 90-105 days after the seeds germinate;
The stems stretch 1.5 meters in height;
The weight of 1 tomato is within 80-100 g;
1 bush with proper agricultural technology will give 5-6.5 kg of ripe vegetables

The advantages of the variety include disease resistance, ease of care, and good taste.

At the same time, to grow the Verlioka tomato variety, you need nutritious soil. You will also need to constantly remove excess stepsons.

Bourgeois

The fruits ripen 107-112 days after the seeds germinate;
Bushes grow up to 75-110 cm;
The weight of 1 tomato is within 40-60 g;
Productivity per 1 sq. meters 5-11 kg;
Universal application.

The Bourgeois tomato variety is resistant to diseases, drought, temperature changes and transportation. Tomatoes do not crack and are stored for a long time.

Among the disadvantages is the fragility of the branches, which require mandatory tying to a support or trellis.

Olya F1

The fruits ripen 100 -105 days after the seeds germinate;
Bushes grow up to 1-1.2 m;
The weight of 1 tomato is within 130-140 g;
Productivity per 1 sq. meters up to 25 kg.
Ideal for industrial cultivation.

Can grow in a greenhouse all year round. It has good resistance to diseases and cold.

The fruits are universal in use and are well suited for whole canning.

Openwork F1

The fruits ripen 95-105 days after the seeds germinate;
Bushes grow up to 1 m;
The weight of 1 tomato is within 240-280 g;
Productivity per 1 sq. meters up to 13 kg.

The hybrid can be grown not only in a greenhouse, but also in open ground.

The variety has good immunity and is suitable for fresh consumption and for processing into juice, paste, and sauces. It produces a good harvest if fed with mineral and organic fertilizers on time.

Doll

The fruits ripen 85-95 days after the seeds germinate;
Bushes grow up to 65-75 cm;
The weight of 1 tomato is within 200-250 g;
Productivity per 1 sq. meters up to 10 kg.

The hybrid is considered one of the best for greenhouses.

Bushes require garters to supports. Tomatoes have good keeping quality and resistance to long-term transportation. The flesh is fleshy and sweet.

Honey cream

The fruits ripen 90-100 days after the seeds germinate;
The stems stretch 60 cm in height;
The weight of 1 tomato is within 60-70 g;
1 bush with proper agricultural technology will yield 4.2 kg of ripe vegetables.

This is one of the sweetest varieties of tomatoes, although they have a subtle sourness.

The skin is dense, so the tomatoes are stored for a long time. High immunity protects bushes from fungal and viral infections.

Blitz

Early. The fruits ripen 70-85 days after the seeds germinate;
Bushes grow up to 70 cm;
The weight of 1 tomato is within 80-90 g;
1 bush with proper agricultural technology will yield 3.3 kg of ripe vegetables.

Big Mama

The fruits ripen 80-85 days after the seeds germinate;
Bushes grow up to 60cm;
Weight of 1 tomato is within 300 g;
1 bush with proper agricultural technology will yield 3-4 kg of ripe vegetables.

Big Momma of domestic selection refers to new productive varieties of tomatoes. It was entered into the State Register in 2015. Resistant to diseases such as mosaic, late blight, powdery mildew. Intended for cultivation in a greenhouse, however, gardeners from the southern regions of the country write in their reviews that they grew the variety in open ground.

The fruits do not crack, are well stored and transported, and have a good taste. No deficiencies have been identified so far.

Early varieties of tomatoes for the Moscow region

Early varieties ripen within 80-90 days from the first shoots, sometimes up to 95. Mid-early tomatoes can be included in the same category - up to 100-103 days.

White filling

This unpretentious variety easily tolerates unexpected cold spells and is completely undemanding in general. Compact bushes do not even need to be pinched or tied up.

Esphigmen

This is the largest-fruited variety of early tomatoes that should be grown in the Moscow region. It produces beautiful and dense rounded fruits with mild ribbing and weighing up to 300 g.

Tyler

The variety has a very developed root system, which makes it easy to survive short-term droughts. The bushes are covered with racemose inflorescences from the ovaries, and produce 8-9 tomatoes from one cluster.

Amber placer

A medium-sized variety with beautiful sweet tomatoes of a rich yellow-orange hue. Under favorable conditions, it produces up to 15 kg of harvest per square, and almost 100% of them are marketable.

Nectar

Early harvested Medok produces small and neat tomatoes weighing up to 100 g. They are ideal for canning in their entirety, and their sweet taste has no acid at all.

The highest yielding tomatoes

If the main condition for tomatoes is their high yield, it is better to plant certain varieties. Typically, these species mature quickly, are easy to care for, and are easy to transport.

Sultan

It was bred by Dutch breeders and became widespread due to its unique taste and high yield. Up to 15 kg are collected from 1 m².

The tomato pulp is fleshy and juicy. The bushes do not take up much space and are arranged compactly.

Resistant to:

insect attack;
fusarium;
verticillium.

Alyonka

Sings in 90 days. Unpretentious. From 1 m² you can collect up to 15 kg. In the Moscow region they are always grown in greenhouses.

Peculiarities:

rarely gets sick;
susceptible to insect attack;
needs regular pollination against pests;
easily tolerate temperature changes.

Blagovest

The berry has a bright shine. Painted in red. The tomato flavor is pronounced, the flesh is soft and dense. Gives away a lot of juice.

Peculiarities:

not susceptible to diseases or pest attacks;
the root system is more developed in breadth than in depth;
bears fruit only in greenhouses;
needs a garter.

Mid-season tomato varieties for the Moscow region

Mid-season varieties include those tomatoes that ripen 100-115 days after germination. The timing depends on the weather and conditions of detention.

Bull's heart

The best salad variety of those that grow equally well in a greenhouse and in open ground. Fleshy pinkish tomatoes weigh up to 400 g, but this requires regular watering and fertilizing.

Fitous

The productive variety is valued for its increased resistance to late blight and excellent taste, which is preserved during preservation. In a successful warm year, Fitous can ripen earlier - about 90 days.

Sugar bison

The mid-season, tall variety was bred in Russia, so it is perfectly adapted to our conditions. The first tomatoes are the largest - up to 350 g, and the subsequent ones - up to 250 g, but this does not affect the taste.

Cio-chio-san

The branched bush grows up to 2 m and definitely needs a garter. It has small plum-shaped fruits, 40 g each, but one bunch can have up to 50 of these tomatoes.

Black Prince

Universal tomatoes for salads and canning have a characteristic black-brown hue. The fruits themselves are of regular spherical shape and weigh up to 300 g.

What are the best tomatoes to choose for growing in a greenhouse?

Of course, any gardener and summer resident dreams of a good and rich harvest, and that all the vegetables he collects have an excellent appearance and taste. Therefore, growing in greenhouses and greenhouses makes it possible to obtain indeterminate, tall and more heat-loving varieties of tomatoes.

But for residents of Moscow and the Moscow region, due to frequent temperature changes, it is very difficult to grow healthy tomatoes. And yet, for our region, varieties have been selected that are excellent for polycarbonate greenhouses and other types of film greenhouses. Such tomatoes, grown indoors, give a very good harvest. And if desired, they can grow in open ground.

Let's take a closer look at the description of the most popular varieties for the Moscow region.

Residents of the capital and region plant the following varieties: “Alexia F1”, “Bobcat F1”, “Ural multifruit”, “Verlioka”, “Sevruga”, “De Barao”, “Jane”, “Lollipop”, “Yellow delicacy”, “ Skorokhod", "Sanka".

Description and reviews of the variety “Alexia F1”

These tomatoes are hybrids and early ripening. They can be used both in ripe form and for pickling, making juices, and tomato paste. The planting pattern is as follows: 50 by 40 cm, planting density - 7-9 plants per 1 square meter. The ripening period from germination is 72 days. They are considered resistant to various types of diseases. They are bright red in color and flat-round in shape. Care is the same as for ordinary plants: watering, weeding, loosening, fertilizing with mineral fertilizers. Tomatoes have high taste and commercial qualities. Productivity up to 4.5 kg per plant.

Here's what people write about this type of tomato:

Description and reviews of the variety “Lollipop”

They are universal and early ripening. The harvest is excellent, the bush is ordinary. Height is from 40 to 100 cm, and the raceme is multiple. About 115 days pass from the germination period to the first ripening. The fruit is oval-shaped, red, 40-50 g. by weight. Suitable for growing both in greenhouses and in open ground. They bear fruit until September and are ideal for canning. They have a sweetish taste and are small in size.

Here's what people say:

Description and reviews of the variety “Sanka”

It is the most popular type of tomato among gardeners and summer residents. A very unpretentious and productive plant, resistant to diseases. It is considered short and rarely exceeds 60 cm in height. The fruits ripen 3 months after the first shoots appear. They have a round shape with fleshy pulp and excellent taste. Tomatoes are suitable for eating and canning.

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Late varieties of tomatoes for the Moscow region

Late varieties ripen the longest - from 120 days after germination, and most often these are tomatoes for open ground. But there are also greenhouse species.

French grape

Tomatoes grow in large clusters, and up to 5 kg of harvest can be harvested from a bush. The fruits are tasty, do not crack, and tolerate transportation and storage well, so they can be grown for sale.

Good Krasnobay

In the Moscow region, this productive hybrid is best grown in greenhouses. Tomatoes ripen very dense and elastic, rich scarlet in color and weighing up to 500 g.

Bobcat

A late variety with medium-sized fruits - from 180 to 240 g. This is a Dutch hybrid, which was bred specifically for the middle zone and gives a stable harvest.

Rocket

The old variety was originally bred in the South, but it also does well in the Moscow region. The bushes are compact, and the tomato weighs up to 60 g, so they can even be grown on the balcony.

Abakansky

Abakan tomatoes are very beautiful, tasty and large, up to 800 g. But for this you need to provide proper care, stable lighting, garter and mineral fertilizers.

Review of ultra-early varieties

The group of early ripening birds is constantly replenished. Selection moves forward, offering summer residents interesting types of early ripening.

Superstar

Presented on the market, it produces a harvest within 80 days. Suitable for cutting into salads, tasty and juicy tomato. The fruits are large, smooth, up to 200 grams. For better performance, it is advisable to remove the stepsons and lead into 1 trunk.

Vasilyevna F1

The Vasilievna hybrid gives a good harvest, up to 8-10 kg per square meter. meters. Tomatoes ripen quickly, after 90 days. The taste of tomatoes is excellent, which is rare for early hybrid varieties. The color is red, there is slight ribbing.

Marisha

On the low growing bushes of this tomato, fruits weighing 50-80 grams ripen. Terms – 80 days. The variety is usually cultivated directly on the beds, and also bears fruit well under film covers. Fees - 7-8 kg per square meter.

Labrador

Tomato is presented agro. A fairly early, standard-type variety that grows well in open ground. Fruits in the technical maturity phase can be harvested after 88-90 days. It is not susceptible to disease and tolerates cold weather well. The fruits are dense, 100-130 grams each, intended for any type of processing.

F1 President

The tomato with the obliging name is large, early (80 days), semi-determinate. It is advisable to grow in shelters, as yields are higher. Tomatoes are bright red in color, with thick skin. Weight: 200-250 grams, formed with brushes.

Valentina

Only 95 days and you can harvest your first tomatoes! The variety is productive and suitable for planting outdoors. Height – 50-60 cm, with elongated tomatoes and cream.

On a note! A tomato from the group of generalists, it stands out for its friendly yield of fruits.

Zero

An early and unpretentious species from the category of determinate varieties. Grows up to 50 cm, produces orange tomatoes. In any summer, fruits are formed on Zero; yield indicators do not decline even in an unfavorable season. The fruits weigh about 150-170 grams.

Low-growing tomato varieties for the Moscow region

Low-growing tomatoes grow very small - only 50-70 cm. But even with such a modest size of the bush, they are very productive.

Nevsky

The compact early variety produces beautiful, neat tomatoes of approximately the same size - 60 g each. They are collected in racemose inflorescences and are suitable for salads or canning.

Marusya

A small mid-season variety is distinguished by its egg-shaped fruit weighing up to 100 g. Marusya tomatoes are best suited for pickling or canning.

Mongolian dwarf

A very small and very unpretentious hybrid, which is valued for its increased resistance to drought. Bushes up to 40 cm with proper feeding produce whole bunches of large tomatoes up to 300 g each.

Okay

A low-growing mid-season variety stretches up to about 70 cm, although occasionally it can grow up to 100 cm. Slightly elongated red tomatoes have a sweet, slightly sour taste. They are good for preservation.

Favorite holiday

A tasty mid-season pink variety produces large fruits in a compact bush. The weight of one heart-shaped tomato with fleshy pulp reaches 500 g.

The best ultra-early tomatoes depending on the type of planting

The list of ultra-early tomatoes includes varieties that successfully bear fruit in shelters and on ridges. Gardeners themselves select the most suitable tomatoes, based on their conditions. For those who find it difficult to figure out where to land, station wagons have been introduced.

Greenhouse

It is recommended to grow early, medium-sized types of tomatoes in film or polycarbonate shelters. This makes it possible to rationally use the area of greenhouses and provide comfortable conditions for plants.

Mandarin duck

Belongs to the group of raceme species, the fruits hang in abundance from the branches. Tomatoes weigh 70-100 grams. The color is orange, the pulp is very juicy, with a small number of seeds. Intended for fresh consumption; when preserved, the skin often bursts.

Glow F1

Gardeners from different regions praise this variety for its stable early fruit harvest and unpretentiousness. Tomatoes at full ripeness are bright pink with a raspberry tint. They weigh 120-150 grams. They note good taste, keeping quality, and suitability for long-term transportation.

Swamp

An early tomato that turns yellow-green when fully ripe. Tomatoes 200-22 grams, good taste with pronounced sweetness. Recommended for planting in polycarbonate greenhouses; the fruits are ready for harvest after 90 days.

On a note! It is advisable not to overexpose tomatoes on the bushes, as the taste of the fruit deteriorates.

Sugar plum

Tomato from agro, early (90 days), with original beautiful fruits. 3-3.5 kg of tomatoes are collected from a bush. The taste is good, without sourness. Tomatoes weigh 40-50 grams, suitable for packing whole into jars.

Ground tomatoes

In the garden beds, early tomatoes are the “kings”, as they quickly grow, set tomatoes and quickly produce a harvest.

Alpha

The description of this variety specifically mentions early fruit harvest and abundant harvest. Tomatoes ripen in 87-90 days and are used for processing, for salads, and fresh for food.

The plant is small in height (up to 40 cm), does not need to remove stepsons, and is unpretentious in care. It is advisable to plant bushes densely, 8-9 pieces per square meter. From such an area, up to 6-6.5 kg of tomatoes are harvested.

Benito

Representative of the first generation Dutch hybrids. In Russian conditions, it has shown itself to be a very productive tomato, little susceptible to infections.

Tomatoes resemble cream: dense, elongated, weighing 50-70 grams. It is advisable to let the fruits ripen on the bush, then the fruits will be sweeter, without sourness.

Hybrid feature:

resistance to late blight;
suitability for transportation;
keeping quality.

Explosion

A popular variety among gardeners, it is characterized by high yield and resistance to rot (root, crown). The tomatoes are very dense, 100 grams each. Tasty fresh, suitable for making juice and paste.

Far North

A variety for beginners and those who, due to their work schedule, cannot devote much time to planting. A standard tomato yields up to 2-3 kg per bush; the tomatoes are dense and weigh 60-90 grams. Red fruits are tasty in salads and suitable for canning (even whole). The height of the bush is 40-50 cm, the stepsons do not need to be removed.

Maksimka

Tomatoes are ready for harvest after 80 days. Bushes up to 60 cm, medium foliage. The fruits are spherical in shape, orange-red, and have four chambers inside. A sweet and tasty tomato with a dry matter content of about 7.8% grows well in the garden.

Universal

These tomatoes grow successfully in beds and produce high yields in shelters.

Parodist

The tomato is small in height (up to 40 cm) and has an excellent fruit taste. Tomatoes are red when fully ripe and weigh approximately 120-160 grams. The main purpose of the variety is cutting into salads. When planting on ridges, pinching is not necessary; when grown in shelters, they form 2-3 stems. Productivity: 2-3 kg of fruit per bush.

F1 doll

The hybrid is popular in many regions. Causes:

productive (3 kg per bush);
unpretentious;
early ripening (80-85 days);
large fruits – up to 200 grams.

Late blight is not susceptible. The tomatoes set and ripen together, and in the greenhouse they quickly turn red on the bushes.

Ultra early ripening

Bred in Siberia, recommended for cultivation in beds and in film shelters. Ripening time is 80 days, and in such a short period of time it forms fruits with good tomato taste. Tomatoes weigh about 90-100 grams, red, with fleshy pulp. 6-6.2 kg are harvested per square meter of plantings.

Early varieties for balconies

Good harvests of early tomatoes are harvested when special “domestic” varieties are planted. Such tomatoes can be grown all year round, but spring planting is still more acceptable and convenient.

Indoor pygmy. The bushes are 25-30 cm high, and at the moment of fruiting they are strewn with tiny red tomatoes. Each weight is 25-27 grams, the taste is good, with a characteristic sweetness. In terms of timing, the tomato is early, 80 days before harvesting the fruit from the shoots. Tomatoes are used fresh, for dessert and for decorating dishes.
Snowfinch. A very early tomato from Biotechnika, suitable for planting on the balcony (boxes, containers), as well as in the garden. The fruits are harvested after 90 days. The tomatoes are dense, quite weighty, 150-180 grams each. The plants are small, only 30-40 cm long, in trunks. There is no need to remove stepsons; maintenance is minimal.
Pinocchio. An early ripe tomato for planting on a balcony or on a windowsill indoors. Fruit harvesting occurs in 85-87 days. Standard type plants with beautiful curly leaves. At the fruiting stage, the bushes are very decorative. Tomatoes with shiny skin, smooth, weighing 20 grams. 1-1.8 kg of tomatoes are removed from each bush.

On a note! The variety is included in the catalog of the State Register of the Russian Federation.

Tall varieties of tomatoes for the Moscow region

Tall tomatoes grow up to 3 m and require staking and pinching. They have a different growth principle, so you need to keep an eye on the beds.

Axel

A tall, mid-season variety suitable for salads, pickling and canning. Large, round tomatoes of medium density grow up to 190 g.

Grandma's secret

An excellent greenhouse variety with sweet and fleshy fruits that can weigh up to 700-1000 g. Tomatoes are good fresh and for preparing for the winter.

a great warrior

Tall shoots stretch from 2 m and further, but one bush easily produces up to 18 kg of harvest per season. The tomatoes are slightly ribbed, spherical and large, with a strong flavor, so they are usually used fresh.

Auria

Fleshy tomatoes are good for salads and for home canning. Despite the fact that this is a tall variety, the bush turns out to be quite compact.

Intuition

A tall variety with a high sugar content for salads and whole-fruit canning. Tomatoes weighing about 100 g are collected in large clusters on bushes 2-2.5 m long.

Tall

Tall plants allow optimal use of the area allocated for the greenhouse due to upward growth. They need gartering and high supports. Growth does not stop even after the fruits ripen.

Hurricane

Ripens quickly. After 90–95 days, flat-round berries appear. The yield is high, 10 kg per 1 m². It is used both in cooking and in juices and preservation.

Susceptible to late blight and insect attack. Feels great in polycarbonate greenhouses.

Kostroma F1

Up to 5 kg of crop is harvested from the plant. Used for both salads and canning.

The ripening period is from 100 to 108 days, it depends on the temperature and quality of fertilizers. Designed for greenhouse conditions only. When the climate changes, it loses all its fruits. It is better to grow in one stem using supports.

Hybrid varieties (marked F1) do not reproduce through self-collected seeds. They do not retain their properties.

Rosemary F1

Large-fruited hybrid. The pulp is loose and soft, the taste is sweetish.

When planting, it needs to be insulated with film; it is better to grow it in a greenhouse or polycarbonate greenhouse. Loves fertile light soil with fertilizers, needs plenty of moisture.

The thin skin does not allow the variety to be used for preservation. But it is well suited for salads and juices, as well as children's dishes.

The best varieties of tomatoes for greenhouses in the Moscow region

It is good to grow early, high-yielding and large-fruited varieties of tomatoes in greenhouses. Stable conditions allow you to get exactly the result you need.

Sultan

The early Dutch hybrid does not need to be tied up or shaped, so it is perfect for beginning gardeners. Ripe tomatoes grow large and tasty, ideal for juice, paste and ketchup.

Scarlet Mustang

The mid-season variety is easily distinguished by its long, pointed fruits with a light green tint that fades as it ripens. Each tomato weighs up to 230 g.

Alenka

This variety feels best in closed greenhouses, protected from wind and draft. In return, a powerful branched plant grows, which produces up to 15 kg of tasty large tomatoes per square.

Pink honey

Although the fruits of Pink Honey are not the most shelf-stable, they compensate for this with their excellent taste. Beautiful heart-shaped tomatoes in greenhouse conditions grow up to 600 g each.

Blagovest

An early, very productive variety of tomatoes can produce up to a record 20 kg per square. The bush is tall and branched, and the tomatoes are very different, from 40 to 200 g.

Variety selection

When choosing very productive tomato varieties for greenhouses, it is necessary to take into account some criteria:

Productivity. On average from 1 sq. meter of greenhouse produces 10-15 kg of tomatoes. However, there are special high-yielding hybrids that can produce 20 kg or more per 1 square meter. meters.
Type of bush. For greenhouses, it is better to choose tall, indeterminate varieties. They are characterized by prolonged fruiting and produce more tomatoes per season. However, low-growing determinate varieties have earlier fruit ripening.
Tomato size. Large-fruited tomatoes are suitable for fresh consumption, for adding to salads and for making juice. Medium and small sized tomatoes are ideal for whole canning.
Maturing period. To get 2 harvests per season, it is better to grow early productive varieties of tomatoes .
Disease resistance. In a greenhouse, with high humidity, heat and poor ventilation, favorable conditions are created for the development of diseases that can affect both the fruits and the plants themselves. It is very difficult to fight them. Therefore, for greenhouses it is recommended to choose hybrid varieties with increased immunity.
Shelf life and transportation. These criteria are worth paying attention to when growing vegetables for sale. Tomatoes must not crack, have good shelf life and be resistant to long-term transportation.

The best varieties of tomatoes for open ground in the Moscow region

Most varieties of tomatoes do well in open ground in the Moscow region. But you need to take into account changeable weather and possible frosts.

Biathlon

Among all cherry varieties, Biathlon adapts best to the open ground of the Moscow region. Sweet tomatoes of rich red color grow up to 50-80 g.

Angelica

Universal, medium-sized tomatoes, red in color and round in shape, grow up to 70 g. This is an early ripening, but quite tasty and unpretentious variety.

Peterhof

This variety is preferred by lovers of sweet tomatoes because it contains a lot of sugar. From one small bush up to 40 cm in height you can collect up to 2 kg of small fruits.

Danko heart-shaped

With a favorable summer forecast, Danko feels good in the open ground of the Moscow region. The variety produces large fruits, which are valued for their large amounts of thick, sweet and sour juice.

Common mistakes

Planting these tomato varieties too early. Early varieties and hybrids vegetate (grow) much faster. This means that they will reach the date of transplantation into open ground earlier than other (mid-season, late-ripening) varieties.
Expectations from early-ripening tomatoes are too high. It is worth considering that in terms of taste, very early varieties of tomatoes are inferior to late-ripening ones. But this is a standard situation for vegetables. Late tomatoes simply have more time to gain “juice” and “sweetness.”
Selecting the wrong variety. This applies more to summer residents of Siberia and the Urals, who are recommended to plant zoned varieties, since they are more resistant to the unfavorable conditions of these regions.

Resistant to late blight

Planting plants that are resistant to late blight means avoiding unnecessary headaches. Unfortunately, tomatoes are very susceptible to brown rot, which is difficult to get rid of. Breeders have developed unique varieties that do not suffer from late blight.

Samara

Hybrid variety.
The tomatoes are spherical in shape and colored red-pink. The skin is quite dense, with a glossy sheen. Does not crack during canning or transportation. Can be used in any dishes and preparations. High yield. Care:

watering every 5 days;
the soil is loosened weekly;
weeds must be removed.

De Barao

The color of the fruit can be bright red or black-red. The ripening period takes 3 months. Very high yield - from 1 m² you can harvest up to 30 kg. Needs gartering and pinching.

Peculiarities:

De Barao is frost-resistant;
shelf life more than 2 months;
brings a high yield with proper care;
does not suffer from poor soil and common diseases.

Sanka

A high-yielding variety that ripens in just 70 days. Often used in salad cuts, rarely in canning.

The tomatoes are round and red. The pulp is juicy and loose. Not susceptible to disease.

Needs picking. Loves moisture, especially during transplanting and ripening of berries. Sufferes from the presence of weeds.

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Important! Does not like dense soil. The soil should be light, saturated with oxygen. It needs to be loosened every week.

Honey drop

The honey drop is named after its color and shape. The bright yellow fruit really resembles a large drop of honey. A pear-shaped tomato ripens in 100 days. Almost never gets sick.

The calorie content of the fruit is very low. They can be used in any area of cooking. Contains a high concentration of vitamins. Suitable for people with allergies.

It does not tolerate high humidity and immediately begins to rot. It requires a lot of care and can get sick if you miss watering.

Features of planting and growing crops

Growing quality tomatoes is easy if you follow a number of rules. The unique design of the polycarbonate greenhouse creates a climate close to the native climate of the varieties. This makes it easier to care for the berries and speeds up the process of growth and ripening.

Timing and technology of seed sowing

It is better to sow seeds when the temperature stabilizes. Favorable time from late April to early July. However, many people do this at home, after planting the shoots on greenhouse soil.

The soil for tomatoes should be slightly acidic or neutral, loose and nutritious. The beds are formed 10 days before planting the shoots. Plant at a distance of 30–100 cm. Plant so that the growing point remains above the ground.

Growing and caring for tomato bushes

Abundant watering is carried out immediately after planting the plant. Then it is performed when the top layer of soil dries out. Otherwise, the number of fruits may decrease sharply.

Also in the spring, during planting, the soil is abundantly fertilized to saturate the plant with nutrients. Weeds are removed regularly so as not to interfere with the growth of tomatoes.

Fertilizers used:

ash;
yeast;
organic.

The best determinants for the area

Tall tomatoes are rarely grown in unprotected soil, but they produce large and tasty fruits that are good for fresh consumption.

The best varieties for the Moscow region are represented by the following tall tomatoes:

The Paradise Delight tomato bushes boast large fruits weighing four hundred grams each, with sweet pulp. The height of the stem reaches more than a meter. The variety belongs to the mid-season species, bearing the first fruits 125 days after germination. The yield is four kilograms per plant. Lightly ribbed tomatoes are bright red in color, universal in purpose, and do not crack. The juice made from them is very tasty. The variety is resistant to common vegetable diseases.
The Bull's Heart bush often reaches a height of up to one and a half meters. The tomatoes on it are large and can be either red, yellow or orange. There are also black fruits. All of them weigh five hundred grams. The variety is grown following all the rules of tomato agricultural technology.
Hybrid Winter Cherry tomatoes reach a weight of thirty to forty grams. They are located on bushes over a meter high. Unripe tomatoes are green in color with a dark spot near the stalk. Ripeness is determined by the red color of the round fruit. About four kilograms of cherry tomatoes are harvested from one bush.
The best varieties of tomatoes are represented by such a plant as the Japanese truffle. There are several varieties of indeterminate - red, yellow and black. The name of the variety was chosen based on the shape of the fruit, which resembles a truffle mushroom in appearance. A powerful-looking bush requires the procedure of removing lateral stepsons and tying them to pegs. But the yield of the vegetable is high - from one plant you can collect up to eight kilograms of fruit weighing one hundred and fifty to two hundred grams.
The early-ripening hybrid Overture NK is famous for its fleshy tomatoes weighing 120-130 grams. They form a bush reaching a height of 180 centimeters, with one or two stems.
The Wild Rose tomato grows super tall, up to more than two meters. Without gartering and pinching, the fruiting of the variety will be insignificant. In good conditions, it produces high yields of raspberry-colored fruit weighing four hundred grams.

All indeterminate species, which include varieties of tomatoes for open ground in the Moscow region, are helped to safely reach the fruiting period by proper, competent care. If they are not hybrids, then you can take seeds from your favorite tomatoes for planting next summer.