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Tomato M Gardener’s Delight
Amateur mid-early variety of open ground. Sowing: months February – March for indoor growing. March – April for outdoor growing. The plant is tall, branched brush forms 30-40 fruits. The fruits are small, round, red, shiny, weighing 10-20 g. Used fresh for decoration of salads and canning. Harvest: July – first frost for indoor growing. August – first frost for outdoor growing.
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Tomato Marglobe
Seedlings are sown in early March. Planted in a permanent place in the second decade May. Germination takes around 6-14 days. The best predecessors are legumes, pumpkins, root crops, green cultures. You cannot plant after potatoes, peppers, eggplant, physalis. Under landing take away a sunny place, protected from cold winds, are preferred loamy soils with the addition of organic fertilizers.
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Tomato Rio Grande
Early ripe, medium-sized variety. The fruits are dense, red, elongated, and transportable. Weight 80-100 g. Seedlings are sown at the beginning of March. They are planted in a permanent place in the second decade of May according to the scheme 60×60 cm. The best predecessors – are legumes, pumpkins, root crops, and green crops. Can’t plant after potatoes, peppers, eggplants, physalis. A sunny place is taken for landing, protected from cold winds, loamy soils are preferred with the addition of organic fertilizers.
£1.99Tomato Rio Grande
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