dt-brown VEGETABLE SEEDS Tomato Nimbus F1 Seeds (Medium)

Tomato Nimbus F1 Seeds (Medium)

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Last season’s trial variety was a huge success and we’re delighted to add Tomato Nimbus F1 to our range.
Nimbus can be grown either in a greenhouse or outdoors, where it should produce a good crop of standard-sized, tasty red fruits. It has plenty of hybrid vigour, is early to set fruit and is a good cropper, with firm flesh and an excellent flavour. Nimbus F1 has good resistance to tobacco mosaic virus (TMV) and fusarium.

Customer feedback for Tomato Nimbus F1
“I have had an amazing crop from just 6 plants which are outside and still a lot to still ripen”. D. Tansley

“I wanted to let you know that the Tomato Nimbus F1 seeds that I received free with my last order were excellent. Delicious tomatoes which set well, I would definitely grow them again”. L. Corser

“The seeds germinated quickly and flowered well before the 2 other varieties I sowed. They made strong plants and have given a steady crop through the summer. I will definitely purchase a packet if you decide to put them in your catalogue”. S. Moor

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Genus Tomato

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