• This variety can be sow from February to May.
• You can harvest this variety from August to September.
• In this packet there are approximately 30 .
• This is a bush variety.

Product Description ------------------- This is a typical Piccolo baby plum tomato variety. Translated as 'small date' and commonly called Datterini in Italy, it has a juicy, full of flavour and reliable fruits. The rules for growing a tomato are pretty much the same, whatever the variety. They'll grow in practically any soil, but prefer a rich, previously manured area if possible. You can of course grow tomatoes in growbags, which is great for a small garden or even the balcony of course grow tomatoes in growbags, which is great for a small garden or even the balcony of come with food in the compost, but this is used up quickly, so feed with a tomato feed in the summer after your tomato s have developed two trusses (two sets of leaves). If growing in a growbag out in the garden, make a few cuts in the bottom of the bag so the roots can travel into the soil. Another benefit of growbags is that the compost is sterile; so if you have had problems with tomato blight or diseases in the soil, then use a growbag until your soil has been neutralized. Always start tomatoes in pots or trays protected from the frost from January to the end of May. It is always best before you sow to fumigate your greenhouse and sterilize your equipment to sterilize your soil, by the way. Don't forget to sterilize not only the containers and pots you sow into, but your tools and the canes that will support your toms. Clean the windows of your greenhouse as well, as the dirt could contain spores and disease. You can acclimatize the s before transing them out once there is no more risk of frost. Most cherry varieties, or pomodorini, can be grown from hanging baskets, although if you put them at the front of the house, expect a few to be nicked. Otherwise, out in a growbag or, better still, in garden soil in full sun. Feed them in the summer with a proprietary tomato feed. Slugs won't eat the s, but other creatures might, so take the necessary precautions for your garden. You might have to spray the s against diseases like tomato blight. Box Contains ------------ 1 x Approx 30