Grilled cheese and tomato soup is a great option for kids (and me!). If you have some yellow tomatoes ready to harvest in the garden, this can be an easy way to use them! Add a sprig of basil to the soup and you’re golden! How do Yellow Tomatoes Taste? A small elongated, pear-shaped, yellow cherry tomato, ‘Ildi’ is a great choice to consider growing in hanging baskets or containers.

Just like their red relatives, yellow tomatoes should be planted in the greenhouse at around the beginning of May and into pots or directly in the garden from mid-May onwards. A potting soil specially made to Solanaceae plants, such as our Plantura Organic Tomato & Vegetable Compost, supports plant growth and fruit setting. Apart from yellow wild tomatoes, all yellow tomato plants need a support, such as a wooden stake or a tomato cage.One of the great things about these is that they start producing early, and also continue to crop until late in the year. They can be grown indoors in a greenhouse or polytunnel, but can also crop pretty well outside here in the UK. 13) ‘Sungold’ Yellow Brandywine’ tomatoes originate in the USA and are a sunny yellow variety of the well-known, red ‘Brandywine’ tomato. Weighing up to 500 grams, it is one of the larger beef tomatoes. The plants do not bear many fruits, but the few they do bear taste are fruity, aromatic and delicious. Orange and yellow tomatoes often have a great flavour, but will also enrich your garden with their glowing, summery hues. Once the plants are 10cm tall, they can be planted in the hanging basket or container, ideally using 1 plant for a 25cm basket or 3 in a 35cm basket.

You can easily create tomato sauce using yellow tomatoes that would be easier on the stomach and not have you scrambling for the TUMS at 1am 🙂 Pico de Gallo White Cherry’ Image Credit: Bosavern Community Farm 5 Tomatoes. (2015, September 27). Bosavern Community Farm. Retrieved March 27, 2023, from https://bosaverncommunityfarm.blogspot.com/2015/09/tomatoes-2015.htmlPruning of yellow salad and beef tomatoes is important for good fruiting – leave a maximum of two shoots. Yellow cherry tomato varieties can also tolerate three or four main shoots on one plant.

Yellow tomatoes are less acidic, milder on the stomach, and often have a creamy texture than their red counterparts. So if you’re someone who struggles with heartburn or acid reflux (me!) then yellow tomatoes are probably the best option for you. They are sweet and delicious – the yellow version is somewhat slower growing than the red one, but brings a welcome sunny glow to your garden. 15) ‘Golden Queen’ Image Credit: Bosavern Community Farm 4 Tomatoes. (2015, September 27). Bosavern Community Farm. Retrieved March 27, 2023, from https://bosaverncommunityfarm.blogspot.com/2015/09/tomatoes-2015.html These plants produce cherry tomatoes which cascade down around the edges of your basket or container. They yield best in a greenhouse or polytunnel, cordoned, and are very reliable (though perhaps not as high yielding as Sungold and other varieties).

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Cherry tomatoes are a delicious option, and yellow cherry tomatoes taste even better! These also do quite well if you’re growing tomatoes in pots. These are very flavoursome and fruits appear very early in the year, which is great for those with a short growing season. Lemon Boy is a yellow hybrid variety of globe tomato that is mild, but meaty and a bit sweet. As a hybrid, they are resistant to a lot of issues like verticillium wilt, fusarium wilt, and gray leaf spot. The plants can get 6-8 feet tall, so be ready with your trellis! A colour variation of the well-known ‘De Berao’is the ‘De Berao Yellow’. It produces large plum-shaped fruits and is suited for outdoors. This variety prospers even without rain protection.