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Tomato Seeds
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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. indeterminate plants, require cordon culture in greenhouse, plastic tunnel or outdoors in warm areas
Glasshouse - protected cropping or Outdoor in warmer areas

Tomato - best seller collection

Ailsa Craig
Gardeners Delight
Pink Brandywine
Moneymaker
Purple Russian
Red Berry
Yellow Pigmy
Tigerella

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Tomato Taste Trials
Seed for Many of the Varieties in the Mini plum and cherry tomato taste trials featured in the RHS magazine
1st      Floridity    
2nd   Snowberry
3rd        Chiquita
Brown Berry (Chocodel)

Golden Gem
Tumbling Tom Red
Juliet
Garden Pearl

Classic Collection 1
Vintage Wine
Green Zebra
Brown Berry
Orange Berry
Snow Berry
Summer Cider
Garden Peach

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Classic Collection 2
Bloody Butcher
Green Sausage
Pink Brandywine
Striped Stuffer
Christmas Grapes
Yellow Pigmy
Limmony

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Tomato Juliet seeds

 

 

 

Tomato Juliet F1
Av 10 Seeds
From the same breeder as Santa comes its big sister Juliet (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).

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Tomato Mortgage Lifter (Beefsteak)
Av 75 Seeds
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)

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Tomato Paul Robeson seed

Paul Robeson
Av 10 Seeds
Black Tomato. Famous Russian Heirloom, having an amazing distinctive sweet and smoky flavour. Dark red to red/ black coloured fruits.
Indeterminate.

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Tomato Pink Brandywine Improved
Av 30 seeds
Heirloom, Beefsteak type tomato of exceptional flavour with thin skinned pink to red fruits, one of the tastiest tomatoes and weighing in at up to1lb.  Ideal in salads, sandwiches or cooked. Indeterminate (cordon)

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Tomato Purple Russian seed

Tomato Purple Russian
Av 30 Seeds
Ukrainian heirloom, delicious purplish, egg-shaped fruit which are smooth, perfect and blemish free. The plants are very productive; fruits weigh approx 170 grams, Indeterminate, grow under glass, conservatory or greenhouse.

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Tomato Red Zebra

 

Tomato Red Zebra
30 seeds
Indeterminate (cordon) Heritage tomato, red version of  "Green Zebra", fire engine red fruit are covered with bright yellow stripes. Sweet and flavourful Grow outdoors in warm climates.

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Reif Red Heart

Reif Red Heart     Heirloom
Av 10 Seeds
Large, red, heart-shaped fruits.
Smooth 225-340g fruits are meaty, full of flavour with few seeds. Good fresh or cooked. Indeterminate

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Tomato Shirley seeds from Nickys vegetable seeds

Tomato Shirley F1
Av 20 seeds
Early short-jointed variety with large trusses giving heavy yields of quality fruits. Well suited to cold or cool greenhouses. Grow in the greenhouse border, pots or grow - bags. Indeterminate (cordon)

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Tomato snowberry seeds

Snowberry     Heirloom
Also known as White Beauty.
Av 30 seeds
Nicely rounded, oval cherry type firm 1" fruits, of creamy-yellow colour, effectively the whitest of cherry tomatoes and totally unique. Delightfully sweet and fruity with a typical tomato flavour. Strong, healthy growing, indeterminate plants, require cordon culture in greenhouse, plastic tunnel or outdoors in warm areas.
2nd in the mini plum and cherry tomato taste trials featured in the RHS magazine

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Tomato Summer Cider

 

Tomato Summer Cider
Av 30 seeds
Large Brandywine-type, potato-leaved plants, yellow-apricot colour fruits. Grow outdoors in warm climates. Indeterminate (cordon)

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Tomato Transparent
Av 10 seeds
A very pale, creamy lemon-colored tomato which almost borders on translucent, giving this 3 oz wonder an exotic appearance indeed! Very mild and sweet, having a soft skin and smooth texture that makes it a delight for fresh eating. The vines set huge yields of this rare and delicious little tomato.

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TOMATO VINTAGE WINE SEEDS

Tomato Vintage Wine
Av 30 seeds
Unique pale pink fruits with golden stripes. Indeterminate (cordon)

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Tomato White Queen
Av 25 Seeds
White variety, heirloom was introduced in 1882 by A.W. Livingston. 6-8 oz. fruit have one of the best flavors of all tomatoes, being fragrant, fruity and intensely sweet. It’s creamy white in color and very attractive. A productive variety that has become very rare.
 Indeterminate, grow under glass, conservatory or greenhouse.

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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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