What are the best tomato seeds for outdoor cultivation?

If you want to find out which tomato seeds are best for outdoor growing, advice from experienced gardeners will help you choose the best varieties for your plot.

Early varieties are the first to begin producing fruit. These are typically small bushes with medium-sized, red fruits weighing around 70 grams. Their bushes don't grow taller than 80 cm. These tomatoes are easy to grow, resistant to all types of viral tomato diseases, and ripen before fusarium and late blight attack, so they usually pose no problems for gardeners and are easy to care for. In percentage terms, the following calculation should be used: 10 percent of the plot should be dedicated to early tomatoes, 5-7 percent to late varieties, and the rest to mid-season varieties.
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Early varieties

Marusya — About 100 days after the first shoots appear, you'll already have a bountiful harvest. This plum-shaped tomato is firm, transports well, and weighs up to 90g. The bushes grow to about 80cm tall, with abundant foliage. It's resistant to tobacco mosaic disease, making it especially popular among farmers.

Hybrid Ksyusha F1 Larger tomatoes, up to 150g, round and flattened, ready to enjoy after 95 days. Excellent flavor, bushes up to 90cm. This is probably the most popular of the early tomatoes, producing an excellent harvest and resistant to viruses.

Among the early varieties, the following received approval from gardeners: Khurma, Andreyka, Fontanka, Krasnaya Shapochka, Vspyshka.

Mid-season tomato seeds

Mid-season tomatoes, which produce their harvest just after early tomatoes and account for the lion's share of the tomato harvest, typically make up the bulk of the tomato crop. The best varieties include:

Red Peach– sweet, fleshy, slightly pubescent like a peach, large (up to 200g), has proven itself excellent for canning, and is delicious fresh.

Bourgeois F1 – an excellent, hardy hybrid with sturdy, tall bushes up to 1 m tall, bearing large fruits up to 300 g, and good storage properties. Its advantages include disease resistance, resistance to any weather conditions, and excellent canning.

Late tomatoes

Brown sugar - an excellent variety with medicinal pulp, perfect for juices.
"Sister" – an excellent hybrid with small fruits, suitable for growing in any weather, recommended for risky areas.
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