At first glance, growing vegetables in greenhouses is much easier because the conditions are stable. And this is true, but you need to choose the right variety. Therefore, we have prepared a large catalog of the best varieties of tomatoes for greenhouses with photos, names and descriptions!
Polycarbonate greenhouse tomato varieties
If there is a stationary polycarbonate greenhouse on the site, then even the most capricious varieties of tomatoes can be grown.
Eupator
A relatively young hybrid is appreciated for its high yield - up to 40 kg per 1 square. It is also resistant to nematodes, mosaics and most other diseases, but very photophilous.
Miracle of the earth
Beginners are rarely familiar with this variety, but experienced gardeners are delighted with it. It combines high yield, excellent taste, resistance to storage and transportation, and complete resistance to cracking.
Budenovka
The domestic variety ripens in about 110 days after planting the seeds. He has beautiful large fruits of an unusual heart-shaped shape, which are eaten fresh.
Bobcat
The Dutch hybrid feels great in a polycarbonate greenhouse, and in such conditions it can grow even in the North. It is resistant to drought, disease and gives a stable yield, but belongs to the late-ripening varieties.
Blagovest
Another very productive greenhouse hybrid, which gives up to 17 kg from 1 square. This is a tall and unpretentious tomato variety that has been loved and grown since the mid-90s.
Tomato varieties for greenhouses and film greenhouses
Greenhouses and plastic greenhouses are good for seasonal use because they can then be removed completely. In such conditions, the following varieties grow wonderfully.
Midas
A tall variety with beautiful orange-golden fruits weighing up to 100 g. They are easily recognizable by their characteristic elongated shape, which resembles creamy tomatoes.
Silhouette
The universal hybrid is completely unpretentious to external conditions. Its rounded flattened fruits of an even bright color are valued for their impeccable marketability.
Trivet
An early Dutch hybrid produces round, but slightly ribbed fruits up to 160 g. This tomato variety can be grown even in greenhouses and greenhouses without heating.
Yvette
Another early variety gives its first harvest about 45 days after planting. The fruits are red, beautiful, medium in size and can be easily stored for up to a month.
Scarlet Mustang
Interesting tomatoes are so stretched that sometimes they resemble cucumbers in shape. The fruit weighs about 200 g and is most often used fresh.
The highest yielding tomato varieties for the greenhouse
Even finicky cultivars in greenhouses usually produce good and stable yields. But there are also unconditional leaders!
Hurricane
An early ripe hybrid of medium branching stretches up to 2 m and bears fruit in flat, rounded tomatoes. From a brush, you can collect up to 10 kg of fruits, 100-150 g each.
Search
An early variety with rather compact bushes that rarely grow above 1 m. It is valued for its resistance to diseases and adverse conditions.
Rosemary
The tall hybrid yields the same vigorous fruits up to 400 g, which are ideal for salads due to the delicate pulp. Up to 11 kg of harvest can be harvested from a bush.
Semko-Sinbad
The harvest hybrid is distinguished by the fact that a record number of tomatoes are formed on the brush. The weight of one fruit is no more than 90 g, and they are very neat, rounded, of uniform red color.
Japanese dwarf
One of the most productive low-growing varieties of tomatoes. At a height of about 50 cm, in greenhouse conditions, up to 50 fruits weighing 70 g each grow on a bush.
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Early varieties of tomatoes for greenhouses
Tomatoes in greenhouses always yield faster than in the open field. And the early varieties are even more surprising with their growth rate.
Volgograd early maturing
The crop can be harvested approximately 100 days after the first shoots appear. Fruits are round, but slightly flattened and ribbed, weighing up to 100 g.
Master
Tall bushes grow up to 1.5 m and produce a stable harvest for about 90 days. Fruits are round, slightly flattened, with firm and pleasant pulp.
Buddy
An early variety in greenhouse conditions is also famous for its large stable yield. It is resistant to disease and frost, suitable for salads and preservation, and does not cause problems even for beginners.
Typhoon
The standard hybrid grows more than 2 m, so it grows better on trellises. The fruits are small, up to 60 g, but at the same time the variety is very productive and gives up to 9 kg per 1 square.
Hummingbird
Hummingbirds are early cream tomatoes weighing about 170 g with shiny red skin. The variety is valuable for its strong immunity and increased resistance to diseases of tomatoes.
Middle and late varieties of tomatoes for greenhouses
If you want to stretch a fresh crop over time, then combine early varieties with medium and late ones.
Rocket
The tall variety is quite capricious in maintenance and needs competent watering and feeding. But the plants are compact, disease-resistant and can produce record yields.
Russian size
A tall and vigorous bush bears fruit well both in heated greenhouses and under a film cover. The average weight of fruits is about 650 g, but there are also real giants up to 2 kg.
Citrus garden
Yellow tomatoes get their name from the characteristic fruit shape that resembles a lemon. They are not very large, sweet, tasty and versatile to use.
French bunch
The variety is completely unpretentious in growing technology and gives very tasty fruits of an unusual elongated shape. They have a dense skin for transport, but need sun and warmth to grow.
Market miracle
A late and exclusively greenhouse variety grows on a trellis. It gives a bountiful harvest of large fleshy tomatoes weighing about 300 g, and sometimes up to 600-800 g.
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Large-fruited varieties of tomatoes for the greenhouse
A common stereotype is that large and juicy greenhouse tomatoes are always tasteless. And these varieties are the best refutation of that!
King of Kings
The name speaks for itself - the fruits of these tomatoes are truly gigantic, up to 1 kg. At the same time, they have an excellent taste, so that among the large-fruited varieties, the King of Kings is a real star.
Cardinal
A popular and rather unpretentious salad variety gives red juicy fruits up to 800 g. The bushes are quite tall, so they need to be shaped and tied.
Amana Orange
An unusual variety of large yellow tomatoes is included in the State Register in 2019. But its original fruits weighing up to 1 kg with a delicate fruity smell and almost no seeds are definitely worth your attention!
Scorpion
The mid-season greenhouse variety is not grown outdoors. But in greenhouses, it gives large fruits up to 800 g of saturated and bright color, depending on the amount of sun.
Mazarin
Ideal large-fruited variety for industrial cultivation. The first fruits grow up to 800 g, and the subsequent ones - up to 600 g. From 1 square you can collect up to 18 kg of tomatoes.
Pink varieties of tomatoes for the greenhouse
Beautiful pink tomatoes are delicious, juicy and fleshy. Pay attention to these greenhouse varieties!
Pink Elephant
Bred specifically for greenhouses, it gives an impressive harvest even for novice with no experience. Tomatoes are very tasty, vigorous, beautifully rounded.
Pink spam
It is a pink hybrid of the Bull Heart variety with all its benefits and enhanced sweetness. The fruits do not grow so large, up to 250 g, although sometimes there are exceptions even up to 1 kg.
Pink mikado
This variety is not the most productive and not the most unpretentious, but its fruits are so tasty that it compensates for all the shortcomings. Tomatoes grow round, juicy, sweet, up to 260 g.
Tsunami
Compact bushes give fleshy and juicy fruits of a bizarre flattened-ribbed shape.This is a great salad variety that does not need to be tied up, but needs to be pinned.
Pink raisins
These tomatoes have a very recognizable elongated shape of fruits weighing up to 100 g. The variety is resistant to pests and diseases, bears abundant fruit and is as unpretentious as possible.
Tomato varieties for greenhouses that do not require pinching
Grasshopping is the removal of side shoots so that all the nutrients go for the good of the crop. This is a standard procedure for tomatoes, but there are still varieties that don't need it.
Buyan
An early ripening variety with smooth and neat cylindrical fruits up to 100 g. They are sweet, slightly sour, red or bright yellow.
Danko
The hybrid variety is almost identical in characteristics to cherry tomatoes. The bushes are undersized, but the fruits are fleshy and more, up to 500 g. Moreover, up to 7 kg of tomatoes can be harvested from the bush.
Hyperbola
A versatile mid-season variety with delicious egg-shaped fruits for pickling. The bushes grow quite vigorous, so they need a garter.
Baby sweetness
An early ripe greenhouse tomato variety is valued for its excellent taste characteristics. It tolerates long transportation and storage well, but needs warmth to ripen.
In the top ten
An unpretentious yellow variety with rather large fruits up to 200 g is not at all prone to cracking. Tomatoes are sweet and versatile, and the bushes can even be grown in the northern regions.
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The best varieties of tomatoes for greenhouses in the Moscow region
With a competent combination of varieties and favorable conditions, greenhouse tomatoes in the Moscow region can gradually bear fruit throughout the season.
De Barao
A very high-yielding variety with vigorous bushes up to 2 m. Fruits are small, smooth and oval, and can be not only red, but also yellow, pink or burgundy.
Gina
The short, compact variety is very convenient, because it does not need garters and pinning. It is also very resistant to most common tomato diseases.
Sweet bunch
The early ripening variety is most often grown for conservation or for tomato juice. Tomatoes are resistant to disease, and the bushes give up to 50 small fruits, but they need a garter.
Alenka
Alenka easily tolerates temperature changes that occur in the Moscow region. The variety is very compact, but fruitful, so it still needs support.
Andromeda
An early hybrid with low bushes, but flawless yield indicators - up to 10 kg. In this case, the mass of one fruit reaches about 120 g.
The best varieties of tomatoes for greenhouses for the Urals and Siberia
The greenhouse protects tomatoes from cold weather and winds, which is especially important in the Urals and Siberia. But we must not forget about the specifics of the soil and the number of sunny days.
Bourgeois
An unpretentious mid-early variety gives beautiful and neat fruits weighing up to 400 g. In Siberia and the Urals, it can only be grown in greenhouses, but the harvest will be decent.
King of the early
One of the earliest ripening greenhouse varieties in Siberia and the Urals. He has a very high resistance to fungus and diseases, but he is picky about watering and lighting. The first harvest is quite vigorous - with fruits up to 500 g.
Openwork
The high-yielding domestic hybrid was originally developed for the Southern and Central regions. But it turned out that it bears fruit well in the North in greenhouses, and gives up to 4 kg of flattened tomatoes from a bush.
Honey cream
The classic variety is appreciated for its unique sweet taste with a slight sourness. And also - for strong immunity, unpretentiousness in growing and resistance to disease.
Alaska
Ideal for regions with short and cold summers. The bushes are very compact, but they need pinching and support, but they give a stable early harvest of universal tomatoes up to 100 g.
