Tomato - Crimson Crush F1-10 Seeds

When I opened the packet I was surprised to find only ten very small seeds. I thought the chances that that they would all germinate were small. However they did. In addition to the the resulting plants I took cuttings which produced another 4 healthy plants. In my experience of growing tomatoes outside I have always found that they become ripe in about October when you are not so keen on salads. However I’ve been eating these since the beginning of July. Large delicious healthy tomatoes… a huge crop. Enough for a family of four to eat daily. I mention that the crop is healthy because most years that I’ve grown tomatoes they have ended up with blight, even ones purporting to be blight resistant. If you have become a disillusioned with growing tomatoes give them one more try next year and use seeds from this company. You might have a lovely surprise.

I planted these seeds in March. 9 out of 10 came up and I will soon be planting them out.

All came up well. Great germination

Crimson Crush are supposed to have medium to large fruits the ones that I purchased and grew are cherry tomatoes They resisted blight but I lost many from blossom end rot Will only buy from reputable seed companies in future

A great tasting tomato. The seeds arrived on time in good condition. I have grown these many times and find they suite my growing conditions.

I have grown these for a long time now good protection against blight and to me the best of all for flavor only one fault some of them get a bit large but it doesn't effect the flavour

Didn’t germinate, planted in quality seed compost, no results.

Quick delivery. Pricey but apparently blight resistant so worth paying for. Got 100% germination and first bloom has opened today. Have to wait till later to see the blight resistance as that happens during fall.