Tomato Moneymaker

Few tomato varieties have achieved the near-legendary status of Tomato Moneymaker, a reliable old favourite that has been filling British greenhouses and salad bowls since the early 20th century. Introduced in England around 1913, this cheerful cordon tomato quickly became popular for its heavy crops, dependable performance and pleasantly balanced flavour. True to its name, it was considered profitable for market growers because it produced masses of uniform fruits over a long season.