The 7 best tomato varieties: fleshy, high-yielding and indescribably delicious

There is probably no one in the world who doesn't love tomatoes. Fragrant and fleshy vegetables from your garden are a real treat. And to get a rich harvest of delicious tomatoes, you need to choose the right variety. SSPDaily told you about the best tomato varieties to choose to enjoy your vegetables at the end of June.

What are the best varieties of early tomatoes: fleshy, sweet and high-yielding

• The Mongolian dwarf is an early variety. These tomatoes are extremely unpretentious in care, they do not need to be pinched or tied up. The plant itself is bushy, so they should be planted at a sufficient distance from each other. Tomatoes of this variety are tasty, fleshy and quite large, growing densely on the bush.
• De-barao royal is a mid-season variety. These tomatoes take root well even on poor soil. The vegetables themselves are quite large, regular in shape and very tasty. This variety is perfect for canning and pickling. Tomatoes come in a variety of colors - red, pink, yellow and black.

• Sugar Bison is an early variety. The tomatoes are high-yielding, easy to care for, and resistant to diseases and sudden temperature changes. The shape of the fruit is heart-shaped, pink in color, the tomatoes are very fleshy and sugary, and have an unsurpassed flavor.
• Black China. This variety was bred not so long ago and is of Asian origin. Tomatoes have a rich flavor with a light fruity note. They are very resistant to diseases, not whimsical to care for. The stem is very strong, grows high, so it needs to be tied up.

• Eagle Heart is an early variety. These are high-yielding tomatoes, and almost every seed germinates. The fruits are heart-shaped, fleshy, pink in color. This variety is not afraid of drought, resistant to disease, but does not tolerate frost.
• Zinulia is an early ripening early variety. The tomatoes are pink in color, a lot of them grow on the bush, so there will be a consistently abundant harvest. The variety is resistant to temperature extremes, pests and diseases. Gardeners appreciate it for its large and very sweet fruits.
• Honey Savior is a mid-season variety. The fruits are yellow, large and very sweet, with a light caramel flavor. The variety is resistant to disease and does not require special care. Up to 5 kilograms of tomatoes can be harvested from one bush. The bushes are low, but it is better to tie them up.