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Solanum lycopersicum
Heavy-cropping, traditional tomato variety giving you full-sized salad tomatoes full of flavour and prefect for slicing
75 Seeds
10202904
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£2.79
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Grow tomato Alicante, a cordon-variety that has withstood the tests of time and remained a popular variety among fond home-growers.
Heavy-cropping Alicante type gives you plentiful tomatoes on long trusses from July and right in autumn. Enjoy big harvests from this classic, older tomato variety. As a cordon type this tomato makes a great space-saving variety and a tomato to consider if you just have a greenhouse or equivalent on a balcony or patio area.
How to grow
Tomatoes are easy to grow from seed, provided you have somewhere warm and sunny to sow them. A heated greenhouse is ideal, but you can also sow tomato seeds in pots on a sunny windowsill. Sow tomato seeds indoors from January to April. Sow the seeds thinly in seed trays filled with peat-free seed compost, water gently, and cover lightly with a 1cm (1/4in) layer of compost or vermiculite. Cover with clingfilm to create a humid environment. Place the trays somewhere warm, such as a heated greenhouse or sunny windowsill. Remove the clingfilm once the seeds have germinated and keep the compost moist. If grown on a windowsill, try to turn the tray regularly so the plants don’t lean towards the light.
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Sow seeds into seed sowing compost for fast and healthy germination
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