Red and yellow low-growing tomatoes are the most productive varieties that ripen in early summer and have a high degree of resistance to various "tomato" diseases, intended for growing on any type of open and closed soil.
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Benefits of undersized varieties
Most summer residents prefer to plant low-growing tomatoes, because after the appearance of the first 5-6 inflorescences, they stop intensive growth, actively bloom and give a bountiful harvest of early maturing tomatoes. Such varieties can have fruits of various shapes, colors and sizes, but they all have a number of common advantages;
- early ripeness (give an early harvest of tomatoes);
- lack of stepchildren (such crops are easy to care for);
- simultaneous ripening of all fruits;
- disease resistance (late blight does not have time to affect rapidly ripening tomatoes).
Low-growing greenhouse tomatoes
The compactness of the bushes allows you to grow such tomatoes even in small greenhouses and greenhouses.
Alaska
On bushes 40-60 cm high, tomatoes appear earlier than other varieties. After planting the seedlings, the first fruits ripen in 85-100 days. They quickly fill with sweet juices and essential micronutrients. On one cluster, 5-6 tomatoes weighing from 80 to 94 g are formed. Plants are resistant to diseases such as cladosporium disease, tobacco mosaic virus and fusarium wilt.
Riddle
Bushes of this variety no more than 50 cm in height give a bountiful harvest of early tomatoes. The ripening period for tomatoes is 82 to 88 days. At least 5-6 round red fruits weighing from 80 to 100 g are collected from one plant at a time, which do not crack even with excess moisture. These tomatoes are not only resistant to most diseases, but can also grow in the shade.
Rajah
On bushes up to 1 m high, the first fruits begin to ripen in 85-100 days. These are red juicy oval-shaped tomatoes weighing from 250 to 300 g. From one brush, you can collect at least 5-7 large tomatoes with juicy nutritious pulp.
Pink honey
It is a mid-season variety of low-rise tomatoes that ripens 111-115 days after planting and produces pink, heart-shaped tomatoes weighing from 400 g to 1 kg. One brush can collect from 4 to 6 tomatoes. The height of the bushes is from 80 cm to 1.5 m. This culture needs good care, because cannot withstand many "tomato" diseases.
Grouse
On bushes from 50 cm to 1 m in height, round large red fruits with orange stripes ripen in 111-115 days. 4-6 tomatoes weighing up to 300 g are harvested from one brush.
Low soil varieties
Even on an open plot of land, many low-growing crops produce a good harvest of early tomatoes.
Watercolor
After 102-105 days, small red ovoid tomatoes ripen on bushes no more than 50 cm high. About 4-5 red fruits weighing 40-70 g are harvested from one cluster. They are resistant to fungi and other diseases and do not require careful maintenance. Tomatoes can be eaten fresh or canned.
Golden stream
On bushes with a height of 50 to 80 cm, after 82-92 days, yellow and orange tomatoes ripen, weighing from 65 to 120 g. At least 6-8 fruits are collected from one brush. The culture has a high degree of resistance to various infections and fungi.
Red fang
On low bushes of this variety, after about 85-95 days, red tomatoes appear weighing from 20 to 40 g of an oval shape. On one branch, from 5 to 10 small sweet and juicy fruits ripen, from which you can prepare delicious summer salads.
Supermodel
On bushes no more than 70 cm in height, 110-112 days after planting, beautiful pink-red tomatoes ripening weighing from 100 to 120 g. The fruit of this medium-early variety is elongated, oval in shape with a pointed end, and has a sweet taste with a slight hint of sourness. There are 2-3 tomatoes on one brush.
El Dorado
On bushes about 90 cm high, beautiful yellow oval fruits ripen after 120-125 after planting. The weight of 1 tomato varies from 90 to 120 g. At least 2-3 fruits are collected from one brush. This early maturing variety is resistant to such a dangerous fungal disease as fusarium, therefore it is in great demand among many gardeners who grow tomatoes for commercial purposes.
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