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.

General Information
lycopersicon lycopersicum General Sowing information: 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.