Top 15 sweetest varieties of tomatoes for greenhouses: review of the best and help in choosing the right type

Many people like tomatoes and their taste, but consumers of the fruit are usually divided into two camps: some like tomatoes with a slight sourness, while others serve the fruits as sweet so that they can eat them fresh, like ripe apples. This or that fruit is very useful, regardless of its taste characteristics. Let's talk about the sweetest varieties of tomatoes.

Sweet productive tomatoes 2. Sweet tasty vegetables

Photo: Once you taste sweet tomatoes, you will definitely fall in love with their taste.

For convenience, we divided the varieties into two groups: six sweet and productive and six, where the main advantage is the taste, but the harvest is not outstanding, but quite decent. Let's start with productive sweet varieties of tomatoes, the fruit weight of which is more than 500 g.

The sweetest and best varieties of tomatoes for greenhouses

The top 15 best varieties for the greenhouse look like this.

Rhapsody - NK F1

It belongs to early ripening varieties - summer residents harvest the first harvest after 50-60 days. Rhapsody is an indeterminate tomato, that is, it has no restrictions on growth. Because of this, gartering of bushes is required.

The yield is average; about 5 kg of tomatoes are harvested from one bush. It is characterized by increased resistance to common crop diseases, including late blight, which is undoubtedly considered a big plus.

Koenigsberg gold

The maximum height of the bush is about 1.8 m. Koenigsberg has large tomatoes: the minimum weight of one is about 200 g, the maximum is 400 g. The smooth fruits have a bright yellow-orange color, which distinguishes this variety from others.

The taste is aromatic and sweet. The vegetable has a wide range of uses: in addition to standard dishes, it is even used to make jam.

Mikado pink

The vegetable ripens within 90-95 days, so the variety is classified as early ripening. The bushes are tall, a garter is required. The tomatoes of the Mikado Pink variety are large, weighing from 300 to 600 g.

The name speaks for itself - the color of the vegetable is rich pink. The shape is round, slightly elongated. Gardeners advise using it mainly fresh, since after processing Mikado pink loses some of its taste.

Cio Cio San

The variety is excellent for both outdoor cultivation and greenhouse conditions. It is unpretentious in care, the main thing is to water the beds on time and remove weeds. Due to their high growth, the bushes need support.

The tomatoes are small in size, the average weight of one is about 40 g. Cio Cio San tolerates different climatic conditions well.

The Tsar Bell

This variety was the result of the work of Russian breeders. It has an average ripening period, the first harvest appears 105-110 days from planting.

The bushes are compact, neat - about 1.5 m in height. The fruits are large, neat, the weight of one is about 800 g.

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Octopus F1

Due to its large size and branched stem, this variety is popularly called “tree tomato.” It is planted exclusively in large heated greenhouses.

The variety's yield is high, the tomatoes are large and even. Octopus is distinguished by a high degree of keeping quality - the fruits can be stored for a long time.

Mystery of nature

The bushes are not limited in growth, they are tall. The leaves are dark green and medium in size. Garter and stepson are required. The average weight of a tomato is about 400 g. The color is pleasant, yellow-red. Due to its high taste qualities, the Mystery of Nature is especially valued among culinary specialists. Universal in use.

Honey cream

The vegetable is widespread both in Russia and in the CIS countries. The neat red fruits appeal to many gardeners. They have a perfectly balanced taste and do not crack.

Honey cream tolerates transportation well, without losing its attractive appearance. The taste is pleasant and sweet.

Eagle Heart

The variety is characterized by dense, fleshy pulp and a high content of amino acids. Eagle heart is suitable for dietary nutrition. Tomatoes were bred specifically for growing in greenhouses. It is a high-yielding plant that ripens throughout the season.

Nobleman

The Velmozhi bushes, although low, are compact. The fruits are heart-shaped and raspberry-red in color. The weight of one varies from 200 to 500 g. The taste is sweet. Among the disadvantages - Velmozha is not able to be stored for a long time, so it is best to eat tomatoes fresh.

Hospitable

Sprawling bushes definitely need a garter. The average height of the bush is about 1 m. The hospitable tomato was bred by Siberian breeders. It is distinguished by its stable immunity to bad weather. Reacts well to mineral and organic fertilizing.

Crimson Giant

The name of the variety speaks for itself. Large raspberry tomatoes are characterized by high taste. In addition, the variety is not susceptible to late blight (fungal infection) and other common diseases. The pulp of the Raspberry Giant is tender and sugary.

Orange strawberry

An indeterminate variety that requires mandatory garter. It is important to water the bushes in a timely manner, but do not abuse moisture - its excess can lead to cracking of the fruits.

One bush produces about 6 kg of tomatoes, which is an indicator of good yield. Orange strawberries do not last long, so it is recommended to consume the vegetable within 2-3 weeks.

King of Kings

The variety got its name for its excellent taste and presentation. The average ripening period is about 115 days from planting. The King of Kings needs pinching and gartering; otherwise, care does not require special knowledge and skills.

Honey drop

In a greenhouse, the bushes reach 2 m. The appearance of the tomato is attractive - the smooth yellow fruits are highly valued by summer residents and gardeners. The weight of one vegetable is only about 20 g. Thanks to their compact size, tomatoes are excellent for canning. The variety is grown both in central Russia and in the south of the country.

The sweetest productive varieties of tomatoes for greenhouses and open ground

Lemon giant

A very productive and very sweet tomato cultivar. The fruits are really large; in unprotected soil they can reach 500–550 g, and in protected soil they can weigh twice as much, hence the high yield - up to 15 kg per square meter in a garden bed and even more in a greenhouse. The cultivar is very productive!

It can be grown in the countryside; thanks to its thick skin, you can always take it home without crushing it. The color of the fruit is lemon, the pulp has an abundance of juice, very tasty, tender. In addition to the excellent transportability of the fruit, one can note its resistance to late blight and the ability to ripen without problems when picked green.

Features of soil for growing:

• Suitable for cultivation on any type, it is tall, so it needs to be tied to a support and requires pinching.
• The cultivar works best on nutritious soils with sufficient heat and moisture.
• In poor soil, harvests will be small.
• In harsh regions, it is better to grow in a protected area, otherwise the taste will be worse.
• When growing in a greenhouse, the soil will have to be changed every year.

Photo: Lemon giant.

The Tsar Bell

Another large-fruited giant in the world of sweet tomatoes, the weight of its fruits in closed beds can exceed 850 g, but in an open garden bed it will be a couple of hundred grams less. A greenhouse, of course, is the best choice.

It is not tall, usually only 90–110 cm. It is a little higher in the greenhouse and lower in the garden bed, so it is often not tied up, but is usually planted. The yield is outstanding, even 15 kg per square meter is not a record for it; in a protected bed, a yield of 16 or even 17 kg is not uncommon.

It does not require special attention, is tolerant of tomato diseases, and the fruits are perfectly stored and transported, especially if collected a little earlier than full ripeness.

The taste of the fruits is sweet, their pulp is juicy and fleshy, and in order for the taste to be as harmonious as possible, do not allow the soil to dry out, that’s the whole secret.

Photo: Tsar Bell.

Crimson Giant

The popular cultivar continues our series of fruitful sweet tomatoes. Its fruits in an unprotected garden can reach a mass of 500 g, and in a protected garden they can be a hundred grams more; accordingly, the yield of the cultivar per square meter is significant and usually exceeds 15 kg. An open garden bed is fine. The growth of the plant is small, often the height does not exceed even one meter and is in the range of 65–80 cm.

Tomatoes can be used both for fresh consumption and for any processing options, except perhaps for canning in their entirety due to the fact that they are very large.

One cluster can contain up to a dozen fruits, which begin to ripen after just 95–100 days. You don’t have to form or stepchild.

Photo: Crimson Giant.

Koenigsberg gold

The plants are quite tall, sometimes reaching a height of two meters, so they require supports and tying to them, pinching and, if necessary, limiting growth.

The cultivar is early, forms massive fruits that have an elongated shape and a yellowish-orange color. Such a large tomato can more than satisfy one person. A characteristic feature is the rather thin stem and leaf blades, which clearly respond to a lack of moisture - they begin to lose turgor. You should not be afraid, this is a typical feature of the cultivar.

As for the weight of the fruit, it often varies greatly depending on the growing conditions. In a greenhouse, if agricultural practices are followed, the weight of the fruit is often more than 500 g, and when grown in open ground (open ground) it may be less. According to the growing conditions, the yield per square meter also varies: up to 15 kg in a protected area and sometimes almost half as much in an open area.

Photo: Koenigsberg golden.

What conclusions can be drawn? Koenigsberg golden is very good, but it loves nutritious soil, abundance, but not excess moisture. It is advisable to grow it in greenhouse conditions. The tomato taste is very, very good, really sweet.

Pink honey

A very popular cultivar. It produces massive tomatoes in protected soil, reaching a weight of 650 g, and in open soil usually not exceeding a weight of 500 g. The yield varies in exactly the same way. So, in protected soil, more than 10 kg of fruit can be collected per square meter, and in open soil, the yield starts at 4 kg and above. Growing is possible only in nutritious soil.

The fruits of the vegetable are very tasty, sweet, with fleshy and very tender pulp. The plant is not tall, reaches a height of one meter, so it can be grown without tying it to a support. Although it is better to do this, it is also possible not to form it, although stepsoning should still be done, but, of course, in moderation.

Photo: Pink honey.

An interesting feature is the love of plants for nutritious soil. You can also see the shortcomings. This is a very poor shelf life of fresh fruits, so it is best to eat them fresh, and given the wonderful sweet taste, this minus can easily be turned into a plus.

Wonder of the earth

A cultivar that is literally good for everyone, it has excellent taste, its pulp is sweet, the fruits are very large and can easily exceed the 500 g mark when protected, and reach record values ​​of a kilogram when protected. Accordingly, the yield is high, which in a protected bed easily exceeds 15 kg per square meter; the fruit there is unusually tasty.

The fruits have a round shape with small tubercles and an interesting pinkish-scarlet color. It is better to eat tomatoes fresh or process them, as they do not preserve very well.

Photo: Miracle of the Earth.

It can be cultivated both in the southern regions of the country (but it must be provided with sufficient moisture) and in the northern regions, but in cold climates it is better to cultivate in special structures.

Among the advantages: it does not require pinching and is small in size, but given the mass of fruits, it is better to tie the plants to a support.

There are different types of tomatoes: black, yellow, red

As a rule, in everyday life we ​​see and eat mainly red tomatoes. Have you ever thought about what other colors these vegetables come in?

Black tomatoes

This variety is valued due to its high content of acitans, the strongest antioxidants. They perform a lot of useful functions: they have an antiviral effect, normalize blood pressure, and reduce the level of bad cholesterol in the blood.

The taste of black tomatoes is not sweet, but pleasant and refreshing. Such vegetables look impressive on the holiday table. Their disadvantage is that they are not suitable for conservation.

Leading varieties among black tomatoes:

• Kumato;
• Black Baron;
• Black truffle;
• Indigo Rose;
• Black Sun.

Yellow tomatoes

Yellow varieties are more common than black varieties, but they are still considered unusual vegetables. They look great in salads, slices, and side dishes. They are characterized by a high content of carotenoids - elements that have a beneficial effect on digestion. The center of yellow tomatoes is usually lighter than the rest of the flesh.

The most popular varieties are:

• Azoyushka;
• Aysan;
• Pineapple pig;
• Grandma's kiss;
• Anna German.

Blue tomatoes

Representatives of unusually beautiful and interesting vegetables. The color palette ranges from deep blue to deep purple. The taste is slightly exotic; many varieties have an inherent sourness.

Unfortunately, blue tomatoes have not yet become widespread in Russia.

Despite this, blue vegetables also have their leaders:

• Purple cognac;
• Wessel's Violet;
• Jasper;
• Purple Fairy;
• Cherokee.

The sweetest tomato varieties for open ground

Among the variety of tomatoes, there are ten varieties that are ideal for growing in the garden.

Appetizing. A tall variety, the bushes of which, with proper care, grow to 150-170 centimeters. The appetizing variety is resistant to sudden drops in temperature and tolerates night frosts well. Ripening begins 80-90 days after planting. The fruits are burgundy with a bright reddish tint. The largest tomatoes weigh 500-600 grams. Productivity – 10 kilograms per bush.

Tomato variety Appetizing

Pink honey Mid-early and high-yielding tomato, intended for planting and growing outdoors. Grows up to one meter, needs garter. Bushes are formed into two stems. This will increase productivity and accelerate plant growth.

Tomato variety - Pink honey

The average fruit weight is 350-400 grams. If you properly care for the bushes and monitor the number of ovaries, the weight of tomatoes can increase up to a kilogram. The harvested crop is used to prepare aromatic tomato sauce or juice.

Honey drop. This is the sweetest and most unusual low-growing tomato variety for planting outside. Its fruits are drop-shaped and weigh no more than 30 grams. They are formed in clusters, each of which contains 20-25 tomatoes. The ripened harvest is very sweet due to increased sugar content. Because of this, Honeydrop fruits are sometimes used to create tomato jam.

Tomato variety - Honey Drop

Crimson giant. A mid-early variety that grows up to one and a half meters in open ground conditions. Tall bushes of the Raspberry Giant require staking and regular pruning. The variety produces large oval-shaped fruits. The average weight of a ripe tomato is 350 grams. If you properly care for the Crimson Giant, you can grow larger fruits weighing 600-700 grams. They taste sweet, with barely noticeable sourness. The yield per bush is 10-12 kilograms.

Tomato variety - Raspberry giant

Camellia. A mid-season hybrid variety, fruiting of which begins 90 days after planting. Camellia bushes are quite tall, growing up to 120-130 centimeters. The variety is resistant to Alternaria and many other fungal diseases. The fruits are round and juicy, weighing 700-800 grams. They are stored for a long time and tolerate transportation well. Tomatoes are sugary and do not have a sour taste. Camellia is often used in cooking for preparing tomato juice and canned vegetables.

Tomato variety - Camellia

Roma. A mid-season tomato variety with well-leafed bushes 70-80 centimeters high. The plant needs pinching. During the growing process, all lateral shoots are cut off from the bushes. This increases yield and increases fruit size.

The harvest ripens in 3-4 months. The fruits are oblong, weigh 80-90 grams. They do not crack and are stored for a long time after collection. They can be used for freezing, pickling and canning.

Tomato variety - Roma

Mystery. According to some vegetable growers, this is the best sweet variety of large red tomatoes. It is unpretentious in care, resistant to drought, frost and most diseases. The bushes are low-growing, growing up to forty centimeters. They do not require pinching, since they have practically no side shoots. However, you need to tie up the bush so that the stems do not break due to the heaviness of the tomatoes.

The fruits have a round shape, the surface is smooth, without roughness. Resistant to cracking, long shelf life.

Tomato variety - Mystery

Nobleman. A productive mid-season variety with large and fleshy fruits. Velmozhi bushes are powerful, with thick stems. They grow up to one meter and need staking and pruning. The plant is formed into two stems, the stepson is left near the first brush.

The fruits have an unusual heart-shaped shape, a ribbed surface, and are colored red with a crimson tint. Ripe tomatoes weigh 350-450 grams. Used to create fresh juice or tomato paste.

Tomato variety - Velmozha

Sweet Bunch. Tomato Sweet Bunch is a determinate plant for growing in open ground. The bushes are compact and do not grow above fifty centimeters in height. They quickly grow in width, due to which many fruit clusters appear on the branches. The fruits are formed in clusters, each of them containing at least 10 tomatoes. They have a smooth surface and round shape. Tomatoes weigh 35-40 grams. Despite the small weight of the fruit, it is possible to collect 8-10 kilograms of tomatoes from each bush.

Tomato variety - Sweet Bunch

Dawn. A productive determinate tomato with large fruits. In open ground, Zarya grows up to one and a half meters in height. The variety needs pinching. If side shoots are not removed, ripe tomatoes will be small and sour. The fruits have a round shape, a ribbed surface, and weigh 300-400 grams. Zarya is suitable for preparing winter preparations and fresh vegetable salads.

Tomato "Zarya"

Tomato varieties for the greenhouse: how to choose the right one

First of all, pay attention to criteria such as:

• tomato taste;
• degree of storage;
• disease resistance;
• care needs;
• Which region is it most suitable for?

Varieties that grow well in the south of the country can give the exact opposite effect in central Russia. Or tomatoes, which have excellent taste when eaten fresh, may lose them after heat treatment.

Important! To avoid making a mistake with your choice, study the advantages and disadvantages of the variety in advance. Read the topical articles on our website, consult with familiar gardeners. Carefully read the information on the packaging and trust only trusted manufacturers.

The highest yielding tomatoes for a polycarbonate greenhouse

A polycarbonate greenhouse is an excellent place for growing vegetables in regions with unpredictable weather.

The most popular varieties are:

• Doll;
• Openwork;
• Blitz;
• Major;
• Happiness.

What varieties of tomatoes are the most delicious?

“The taste and color ...” says a well-known saying. However, gardeners note excellent taste in the following varieties:

• Banana legs;
• Pink Pearl;
• Bull's Heart;
• Dubovik;
• Honey cream.

Disease-resistant tomatoes

Diseases and fungi often become the worst enemies of plants. They can destroy the entire crop.

The most common diseases among tomatoes are tobacco mosaic and late blight. There are no varieties yet that are 100% immune to them.

However, tomatoes stand out among the rest:

• Oak;
• Yablonka Russia;
• Blitz;
• Waterfall;
• Geisha.

High (indeterminate and semi-determinate) varieties

Although such tomatoes require a mandatory garter, tall bushes delight gardeners with a rich and friendly harvest.

Tomatoes have excellent taste and ease of care:

• Cherokee;
• Pink Paradise;
• Watermelon;
• Cardinal;
• Honey saved.

The best tomatoes for preparations

Small tomatoes are best suited for canning - they fit well in a jar and do not crack.

Suitable for preparing preparations:

• Asvon;
• Rio Grande;
• Minusinsk glasses;
• Roma;
• Sanka.

Pink fruits

The pink color looks great in slices and salads.

If you are looking for unusual pink tomatoes, pay attention to the following varieties:

• Alesi;
• Abakan pink;
• Scarlet candles;
• The Scarlet Flower;
• Alsou.

Not requiring stepsons

Pinching is the removal of growing shoots and leaves. Although this is a simple procedure, it still takes time and effort. Therefore, varieties that do not require pinching are the easiest to care for:

• Far North;
• Cheerful gnome;
• Gavroche;
• Hurricane;
• Alpha.

Small tomatoes

Small tomatoes - cherry - are to the taste of many. They are universal in use and have a unique taste:

• Barberry;
• White nutmeg;
• Grape;
• Margol;
• Irishka.

The most delicious sweet varieties of tomatoes for open ground and greenhouses

Honey drop

A cultivar of excellent taste, its fruits are truly sweet, but if you want your tomatoes to have a dessert taste, then it is better to cultivate the plants indoors, but if taste is not a priority for you, then you can grow them in an open garden bed.

The plants are tall (about two meters), so it is better to tie them to a support and pin them. Harvesting maturity usually occurs in 110–120 days, although this period may shift depending on growing conditions.

Tomatoes are small, in unprotected soil they rarely exceed a weight of 20 g, and in protected soil - 10-15 grams more. The color is yellow and the shape resembles a pear.

Photo: Honey Drop.

The fruits are concentrated in massive clusters, sometimes numbering up to one and a half dozen fruits. One such cluster can weigh more than 500 g. Interesting are the honey notes in the taste of the fruit and the almost complete absence of seeds in them, although the germination rate of such seeds when self-harvesting sometimes reaches 98%. It will grow and produce good yields only on nutritious soil.

Orange pear

The name fully reflects the appearance of its fruits - color and shape. Tomatoes are not particularly large, but extremely tasty and sweet, which is why they are popular. The weight of the fruit in the open air usually does not exceed 50 g, and in the protected form it is 15–20 grams more.

From a square meter of greenhouse you can collect about 7 kg of fruit, from the same unit of area - a couple of kilograms less.

Photo: Orange pear.

Balcony miracle

Contrary to the name, it can be grown both indoors and protected, and not just on the window sills of balconies. The maximum growth of plants usually does not exceed 50 cm; they do not need to be tied to a support or pinched.

Due to their small size, a large number of plants can be planted per unit area, increasing the yield per unit area.

Far from being a leader in yield. In a garden bed you can collect a couple of kilograms of fruit, in a greenhouse - 50–70% more, but it is planted precisely because of the taste characteristics of tomatoes, and not for the sake of a high yield. The fruits are ideal for canning and, of course, they are wonderful fresh.

Photo: Balcony miracle.

White nutmeg

The cultivar is tall, can reach two or more meters, so it needs to be tied to a support and stepsoned. It can be grown both in protected and open soil; everywhere it needs to be provided with sufficient nutrition and moisture, and when cultivating in a greenhouse it is important to avoid drafts.

Tomatoes are yellow in color and pear-shaped, their weight reaches 100–150 g, and the yield is no more than 7–8 kg per square meter. When cultivating outdoors, do not forget to protect the plants from return frosts.

Photo: White nutmeg.

Roma variety

Very good tomatoes, suitable for cultivation both in greenhouses and in open areas. The plants do not require pinching or tying to supports; they are low, reaching a height of 65–70 cm.

The fruits are not very large, usually about 100 g, and in greenhouse conditions they are slightly more massive than in open air conditions, but their taste is simply perfect everywhere.

Photo: Variety Roma.

Which varieties are suitable for Siberia, the Urals, Central Russia

Depending on the region, the same variety can produce different yields. Therefore, pay special attention to the best place to grow the vegetable.

Varieties for Siberia

Siberia is characterized by a harsh climate and short summers. Therefore, breeders have developed a number of tomatoes that are suitable specifically for such climatic zones.

Among them:

• Siberian early ripening;
• Gribovsky Jubilee;
• Pink Elephant;
• Sensei;
• Alsou.

Varieties for the Urals

We advise gardeners in the Urals to take a closer look at the varieties:

• Kostroma;
• Titanic;
• Berdsky;
• Wonderful lady;
• Gina.

Varieties for Central Russia

This region is characterized by the most favorable growing conditions.

In the middle zone of our countries, the following varieties are popular:

• White filling;
• Sun;
• Amur standard;
• Altaechka;
• Rocket.

Reviews

How many people, so many opinions. When choosing a variety, pay attention to reviews of other gardeners about a particular tomato. Perhaps the opinion of experienced farmers will help you choose the right variety from the whole variety.

Maria, Volgograd: “I would like to praise the Pink Elephant and Scarlet Flower tomatoes for their stable yield and sweet taste. These varieties serve as excellent complements to meat and fish, and the growing process does not require special skills.”

Galina Aleksandrovna, Krasnoyarsk: “I was dissatisfied with the Gribovsky Jubilee variety. Almost all the bushes were destroyed by late blight - neither medicine nor fertilizing helped.”

However, other reviews about Gribovsky Jubilee say the opposite. Many praise it for its ease of care and high degree of storage.

Gardeners who grow tomatoes in a greenhouse note high yields from the Alsou, Barberry and Abakan pink varieties. The bushes of these plants produce tasty and beautiful tomatoes, which are universal in use.