The best varieties of Tomatoes, which must be planted next year by All summer residents. Personal opinion

Growing tasty, aromatic tomatoes in their country house is the goal of many gardeners. In addition to proper plant care, the choice of variety is very important - too much depends on it to be chosen at random. Unsuccessful varieties often grow unpalatable or are not productive at all.

I share my personal opinion about which tomatoes you should definitely grow in your garden next year.

Aswon F1

Afraid that spring and summer temperature drops in your area will harm your tomato crop? Try planting this variety. It is highly resistant to such shocks.

He will not be confused by sudden frosts after warm days and vice versa. In addition, these tomatoes will ripen early, and the harvest will be large.

We should also note the taste - the rich sour-sweet taste will make any salad a masterpiece. The small size of these tomatoes and the dense skin makes them suitable for harvesting.

Spiridonovsky

Another extremely frost-resistant variety that refutes the opinion that it is possible to get a really good harvest of tomatoes without risks only in the southern part of Russia. In addition to frost, these tomatoes are completely resistant to known diseases and pests.

Due to its bright, rich taste, this variety is equally well suited for harvesting and consumption in its pure form. Tomatoes are cute, rounded, slightly larger than average.

Golden domes

High resistance to diseases and pests, as well as an unusual appearance draw attention to this tomato variety. But it is remarkable not only for this.

The main advantage is an amazing, very bright and rich taste, which has more sweetness than sourness. Plus, the pulp is incredibly juicy - perfect for a vegetable salad!

The bright orange color of tomatoes will make it not only tasty, but also beautiful.

Eagle beak

Another unusual-looking variety. The elongated shape immediately attracts attention. But its main advantages are a very high yield, a pleasant taste and a very dense, strong peel.

This makes the Eagle's Beak ideal for home harvesting - you can be sure that pickled or pickled tomatoes will not crack in the jar.

What varieties do you like? Have you grown these tomatoes?