Tomato Seeds Greenhouse and Heirloom varieties page 2

Tomato seeds Heirloom & Glasshouse page 2

Tomato Seeds
Lycopersicon esculentum
Sow from late winter to early spring, approx 8 weeks before last frosts in your area sow at 20C just covering seed. Transplanting heated greenhouse planting up in mid February, cool greenhouse plant up mid spring, outdoors early June after all risk of frost has passed. Transplant at 2 pairs of leaves to 7cm pots. Grow on and transplant into greenhouse border/pots or growbags. Sow seed for outdoor tomato in March-April transplant to 7cm pots and grow on, planting out after last frost. Feed after first truss has set and pinch out side shoots on indeterminate plants (cordon). Grow in greenhouse, plastic tunnel or outdoors in warm areas
Glasshouse - protected cropping or Outdoor in warmer areas

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Tomato Cuore de Toro
Italian oxheart heirloom tomato, fruits pinkish red, very meaty, sweet tasting and weigh up to 1kg. Ideal for sauce, paste, puree etc. Indeterminate. 90 days
£1.35 Av 10 seeds

Tomato Currant Red
Tomato Red Currant Indeterminate, vigorous vines with heavy foliage, red currant-sized fruits grow in clusters, intensely sweet flavour, perfect for relish trays, salads and snacking. Some staking required 65 Days
£1.35 Av 30 seeds

Tomato Currant Yellow
Tomato Yellow Currant Indeterminate, vigorous vines with heavy foliage, yellow currant-sized fruits grow in clusters, intensely sweet flavour, perfect for relish trays, salads and snacking. Some staking required 75 Days less acidic than red
£1.35 Av 30 seeds

Tomato Dixie Golden
Beefsteak Amish heirloom variety. Produces golden yellow coloured fruits up to 1kg. Sweet and flavourful fruits 85 days good disease resistant Indeterminate (cordon)

£1.65 Av 10 seeds

Tomato Egg Yolk
Produces yellow coloured fruits the same shape and size of an egg yolk, with excellent flavour just bursting with a rich fruity flavour and sweetness. Egg yolk produces extra long vines packed with juicy tomatoes. Indeterminate (cordon)

£1.55 Av 20 seeds

Tomato Ferline
F1 tomato produces deep red fruits with excellent flavour, each fruit can weigh up to 150 grams. Indeterminate (cordon). Plants show excellent tolerance to tomato blight and resistance to both fusarium and verticillium wilt.

£1.35 Av 20 seeds

Tomato Garden Peach
Most unusual tomato with a skin like a peach or a nectarine, 4-7 tasty fruits per truss. Of pale yellow colouring inside and out. Silvery leaves, strong against powdery mildew. This unique variety often comes top in tomato tastings. Good keeper, although it is soft. Strong, easy and healthy indeterminate grower for greenhouse or plastic tunnels, best as a cordon.

£1.35 Av 30 seeds

Tomato Green Sausage
Very elongated green sausage-like fruits in trusses of mostly 6 or 7, all of them with conspicuous yellow stripes. The inside of the fruits are green and kiwi-like. Highly ornamental, totally unique, very showy, excellent taste. For all usual Tomato uses. Productive, healty, determinate (Bush) plants for greenhouse or tunnels, require staking. Grow outdoors in warm climates.

£1.45 Av 30 seeds

Tomato Green Zebra
Indeterminate (cordon) Hgt 250cm. Heritage tomato, light green colouring with dark green stripes, lovely tomato flavour. Grow outdoors in warm climates.

£1.35 Av 30 seeds

German Red Strawberry
Heirloom Tomato. Large fruits up to 500g are shaped like a giant, red strawberry, with a rich and sweet flavour. With only a small amount of seeds and juice, they are great for salads and sandwiches. Indeterminate (cordon)

£1.40 Av 30 seeds

Tomato Golden Gem
A hybrid tomato, prolific cropper producing between 20-70 fruits per cluster. Fruit is round to slightly globe shaped, high sugar content with a good flavour. Fruit resistant to cracking. Tall plant with dark green slightly curled leaves. Tolerant of Bacterial Virus ToMV-2. Indeterminate (cordon)

£1.85 Av 20 seeds

Tomato Golden Monarch
Heirloom variety. Large, bright yellow fruit have outstanding flavour, being sweet and tangy. Plants produce lots of 10-to 14-ounce lemon beauties.

£2.70 Av 10 seeds

Tomato Hawaiian Currant
Heirloom variety. Sweet baby red fruits, pea sized, are held in clusters until all are ripe. Currant tomatoes are Ideal for the children to grow. Indeterminate (cordon)

£1.60 Av 20 seeds

Tomato Hillbilly
Heirloom variety. Produces orange yellow coloured beefsteak fruits with red and pink streaks up to 1kg in weight. Full of flavour and are great in salads and sandwiches. 85 days good disease resistant Indeterminate (cordon)

£1.65 Av 10 seeds

Tomato Juliet
From the same breeder as Santa comes its big sister Juliet F1 (larger fruited). Bright red oval fruits weighing up to 25g with a good flavour. Approx 13 to 30 fruits per cluster which store well. Resistant to CMV, ToMV (1&2)
Indeterminate (cordon) for greenhouse or outdoor cultivation (outdoor in warmer areas).

£2.55 Av 10 seeds

Tomato Jersey Devil
Heirloom
80days to maturity. Producing 10-15cm tapered banana pepper shaped long sweet red fruits, very prolific popular variety that has been re-introduced. Indeterminate (cordon)

£1.60 Av 10 seeds

Tomato Mortgage Lifter (Beefsteak)
Large, smooth and meaty pink fruits with a delicious, rich taste.
This popular variety was developed in the late 1930's. The name came about due to the breeder paying of his mortgage from the sale of the tomato plants. Indeterminate (cordon)

£1.25 Av 75 seeds

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The cultural information should be used as a guide only, I have found a number of different sowing techniques for the same seed from different sources there does not seem to be a standard. With this in mind you should use this website as a guide only, you probably already have a tried and tested way of sowing different seeds. As a rule of thumb the larger the seed size the more cover it requires, and fine seed like Lobelia Begonia etc requires no cover.
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