Tomato Gardeners Delight RHS AGM

CODEGARDENERS
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Gardener's Delight Tomatoes – Small Fruits, Big Taste

Bring joy to your garden with Tomato Gardener's Delight Seeds, one of the most cherished tomato varieties among gardeners. Renowned for its reliable, prolific yields, this variety produces trusses laden with small, vibrant fruits that boast an irresistible tangy flavor. Perfect for salads or snacking, Gardener's Delight is a must-have for home gardeners seeking high-quality crops with minimal effort. These genuine seeds promise easy cultivation and thriving plants, rewarding you with delicious, homegrown produce throughout the season. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or a first-time grower, Gardener's Delight delivers exceptional results every time.

Sow the seeds of satisfaction—start your tomato-growing journey today!

Handy Tip: For optimal results when growing tomatoes outdoors, pinch out the growing tip once 4–5 trusses of fruit have developed. This encourages the plant to focus its energy on ripening fruit and maintaining healthy growth. Easy to follow and effective, this gardening technique ensures a bountiful harvest of flavorful tomatoes!

Key Features
Prolific Yields: Produces abundant trusses loaded with small, vibrant fruits.
Exceptional Flavor: Renowned for its tangy and delicious taste, perfect for salads or snacking.
Reliable Growth: Popular with home gardeners for its dependable and easy-to-grow nature.
Genuine Seeds: Guaranteed quality to ensure a thriving garden.
Versatile Cultivation: Suitable for outdoor gardens, greenhouses, and patio containers.

Growing chart

Sow Indoors

Plant Outdoors

Harvest

Sow Indoords

Plant Outdoors

Harvest

Technical specifications

Approx. Seed count	50 seeds
When to Sow	January to April
Where to Sow	Sow seeds in pots or trays filled with quality seed sowing compost. Ensure the seeds are placed at a shallow depth and lightly covered with either compost or vermiculite. Keep the containers under glass in a controlled environment. For best results, place them in a propagator to support healthy germination.
What to do Next	Once the seedlings are strong enough to handle, carefully transfer them into small individual pots. When they grow taller, transplant them into greenhouse border soil, larger pots, or growbags, ensuring each growbag accommodates three plants. If planting outdoors, wait until all risk of frost has passed. For best yields, provide support and regularly remove side shoots. Consistently water the plants and feed them with a high-potash fertilizer once the first truss of fruit has developed.
Harvest	July to October