Tomato varieties - old and new varieties at a glance

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In this overview we have put together new and old tomato varieties. Important details, such as growth height and taste, make your selection easier.

Anyone who deals with the topic of tomato varieties will quickly realize that the selection is almost limitless. New and, above all, old tomato varieties are moving more and more into German gardens and greenhouses. As different as the size, shape and colors are, so is the taste.

Cocktail Tomatoes

Cocktail tomatoes are small, aromatic tomatoes with a fruit weight of 20 to 60 g. These tomato plants usually require little space and are among the most popular types.

Perlino F1 - Mini Cocktail Tomato

Perlino F1 - Mini Cocktail Tomato
Growth:up to 200 cm
Location:Outdoor
Usage:Fresh eating, pizza, tomato sauce, salad
Yield:up to 15 fruits per panicle
Location:Sun
Floor:humic, permeable, nutritious

Note: The designation F1 stands for hybrids that grow particularly quickly and flower and bear fruit at the same time.

Cocktail tomato My Love F1 - striped

My Love F1 - striped cocktail tomato
Location:Balcony, Terrace, Greenhouse, Outdoor
Water requirements:medium
Usage:Fresh eating, pizza, tomato sauce, salad
Fertilization:fertilize regularly
Location:Sun
Floor:Tomato and vegetable soil

Picolino® cocktail tomato

Picolino® cocktail tomato
Growth:up to 150 cm
Water requirements:medium
Usage:Fresh eating, pizza, tomato sauce, salad
Fertilization:fertilize regularly
Location:partial shade / sun
Floor:permeable, humic, nutritious

Cherry tomatoes

These tomato varieties are similar to the cocktail tomatoes, but each fruit only weighs up to 20g.

CherryLady F1

CherryLady F1
Location:Balcony, Terrace, Greenhouse, Outdoor
Water requirements:medium
Usage:Fresh eating, pizza, tomato sauce, salad
Yield:up to 50 fruits per panicle
Location:Sun
Floor:humic, permeable, nutritious

CherryGold F1 - grafted mini cherry tomato

CherryGold F1 - grafted mini cherry tomato
Location:Balcony, Terrace, Greenhouse, Outdoor
Water requirements:medium
Usage:Fresh eating, pizza, tomato sauce, salad
Fertilization:fertilize regularly
Location:Sun
Floor:humic, permeable, nutritious

Cherry Tomato Sugar Grapes

Cherry Tomato Sugar Grapes
Location:Balcony, Terrace, Greenhouse, Outdoor
Water requirements:medium
Usage:Fresh eating, pizza, tomato sauce, salad
Fertilization:fertilize regularly
Location:Sun
Floor:nutrient rich

Beefsteak tomatoes

Beefsteak tomatoes are significantly larger, but no less aromatic. Depending on the variety, a tomato can weigh 200 g and more.

Beefsteak tomato pineapple

Beefsteak tomato pineapple
Growth:up to 200 cm
Location:Greenhouse, Outdoor
Usage:Fresh consumption, salad
Water requirements:medium
Location:Sun
Floor:moist, humic, nutritious

Beef Tomato Pyros

Beef Tomato Pyros
Growth:150 - 170 cm
Location:Greenhouse, Outdoor
Usage:Fresh consumption, fruit juice, pizza toppings, sala
Water requirements:high
Location:Sun
Floor:moist, humic, nutritious

Meat tomato Bulli F1

Meat tomato Bulli F1
Lifetime:annual
Location:Balcony, terrace, open space
Usage:Fresh consumption, fruit juice, pizza toppings, sala
Water requirements:high
Location:Sun
Fertilize:fertilize regularly

Old Tomato Varieties

In addition to the tomato varieties mentioned above, which tend to be new breeds, more old tomato varieties are also being planted again. Many of these old varieties have unusual colors and shapes and each has its own individual taste.

Andean Horn

Andean horn, also called horn of the Andes or Andean squirrel, is a very old tomato variety. The Andenhorn tomato is one of the bottle tomatoes, which is unmistakably recognizable by the shape of the fruit. This variety originally comes from the Andes in South America.

Bernese Rose

The pink Bernese rose, which originally comes from Switzerland, is one of the beefsteak tomatoes. The skin is very soft and the taste fruity-sweet. A single fruit can weigh up to 200g.

Green Zebra

You can't avoid this variety if you love old tomato varieties. This green to yellow striped tomato is not only visually extraordinary, it also has an extremely spicy yet juicy-sweet flesh. The Green Zebra is a stick tomato that can grow up to 200 cm tall.

Black Crimea

The Black Crimea, Black Krim or sometimes chocolate tomato, owes its name to the Crimean Peninsula on the Black Sea. This old tomato variety is medium-sized and has a very soft flesh. The stick tomatoes reach a height of up to 180 cm. The Black Crimea is mainly used in salads or as a basis for a fruity tomato sauce.

San Marzano

The San Marzano is an elongated beefsteak tomato with an intense, fruity aroma. The bottle tomato originally comes from Campania in Italy. This old tomato variety can reach a height of up to 200 cm and is resistant to most tomato diseases.

Ox Heart

The ox heart tomato, also called cuore di bue, is a very old tomato variety. The individual tomatoes can weigh up to 500 g and are ideal both for the classic tomato-mozzarella and for filling. Ox heart can be harvested green, it ripens relatively quickly.

Tigerella

The Tigerella lives up to its name, because with its red-orange to yellow stripes it is a real beauty among the old tomato varieties. Unfortunately, the origin is not exactly clear, but it is assumed that the Tigerella originally comes from England. This stick tomato grows up to 2 meters high and thrives in a greenhouse as well as outdoors.

Blueberry

With its dark violet to black color, triggered by the plant pigment anthocyanin, the blueberry inevitably catches the eye. In addition to the color, the taste is also a bit unusual, because the Blueberry has a sweet and sour aroma.