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Fill your garden with poring and qa tnis uce a be colours, and they prod f you have ever tasted a homegrown tomato, you know just how delicious they can be, it's hard to beat the freshness and flavour of one plucked ~~ from the vine. Mixing different sizes, colours and flavours into a Tomato Medley gives you the perfect start to a magnificent dish - add a simple balsamic dressing for a fresh tomato salad, or generously add olive oil, herbs and garlic and bake for a hearty side dish. To start, you will need traditional cherry-sized tomatoes, such as Tomato ‘Sweet Bite’. It produces a bountiful harvest of full-flavoured, bright red fruit over many weeks - perfect for easy picking and using whole in your medley. To help support the abundant crop Sweet Bite will provide, make sure to include a stake or trellis when planting. The brightly coloured Tomato ‘Yellow’ is also popular for its mild, mellow flavour. Offering low level acidity fruit that is also higher in sugar, this variety is delicious served fresh in a medley salad. Remember to stake this tall growing vine so they can support the weight of their heavy fruit. tasty and vibrant tomatoes mer ountiful harvest ¢ tainly won't compromise on fla om This outstanding rang ifferent tomato size The famously sweet Tomato ‘Tommy Toe’ is a large cherry tomato that produces a big harvest of vibrant red, well textured fruit that hold their shape when chopped or cooked. This is an easy to grow vining variety that can be trimmed at the top if growing too tall to harvest your bounty. Tomato ‘Black Russian’ may not be as showy as its red and yellow cousins, but it has a rich, deep flavour and dark colouring that will bring the drama to any salad or traybake. Although a tall growing variety, Black Russian will still be happy ina large pot or planter if given the right support structure. To give your tomato plants the best start, place them in a sunny spot that gets at least six hours of direct sunlight per day. Make sure the soil is rich and free-draining or use premium potting mix. Keep the plants well-watered and feed them every few weeks with liquid fertiliser rich in potassium to encourage more flowers and fruit. Tomato ‘Yellow “,.because the best gardens start with Floriana” J LORIANA’ GOURMET GARDENER ® @florianaplants Growing Tips: * Use a good quality seaweed solution when you are watering your tomatoes after planting to reduce transplanting shock. * Keep tomatoes well watered (but not soggy) during the warmer months. Scan to see the full range available in store
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