Basket and Container Tomato Plant Collection
Product Description
Perfect for the patio if you are short of space, these 3 varieties have been bred to be compact and grow in containers and baskets yet still produce a bumper crop of delicious Toms! After visiting vegetable trials this year, we've selected a new set of varieties for the basket and container tomato collection that we know you'll love. Each collection contains 3 x 9cm potted plants, 1 plant each of the following varieties:
Tumbling Red (Cherry) - A classic choice for hanging baskets and other containers, the plants remain reasonably compact and yield masses of really sweet cherry tomatoes. Can also be greenhouse-grown. Determinate. Orangello F1 (Plum) - Produces bright orange plum shaped fruits on long trusses. This compact variety is especially sweet in flavour and has shown good disease resistance. Determinate. Terenzo F1 (Cherry) - Perfect for hanging baskets or window boxes, with cascades of small bright red fruits. Terenzo has superb sweetness as well as a resistance to splitting. Shows good performance in shorter growing seasons. Determinate.
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- A combined order (e.g. seeds and plants) will incur a £7.35 delivery charge.
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