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Tomato Roma VF Seeds (Semi-Bush)
Roma is a very thick fleshed, juicy nearly seedless plum tomato. It's very heavy cropping, disease resistant and can be grown outdoors or in the greenhouse.
Can be eaten fresh but is especially good for sauces, ketchup, tomato juice and soup.
- Quantity 30 Seeds
- Catalogue Code 1020-2519
Growing Calendar for Tomato Roma VF Seeds (Semi-Bush)
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This year grew these for first time and very impressed. They grow into small bushes and are VERY heavy croppers.Tomatoes of a good size too. I intend to dry these out and freeze them as im sure theyll last me the year as sun dried tomatoes, will defo grow again
A fantastic cooks tomato - I have grown these for the last 5 years & they give a superb & heavy crop every time. Easy to peel, with no hard core - makes excellent tomato sauce base and tomato ketchup. Highly recommend.
I grow these this year for making sauces; I got a large crop that was excellent for cooking. The crop was so heavy it pulled all the branches down, next year I will try supporting the branches somehow. Well worth a try if you want a cooking Tom.
Tomato Roma VF Seeds (Semi-Bush) 1020-2519
Nearly seedless plum tomato excellent for sauces. TYPE: Outdoor Semi-Bush
Height: Compact bushy habit
Sow Indoors: February-April individually, in clean module trays of firm pre watered compost, cover with 1in (2cm) of vermiculite or sieved compost. Place in warmth 18-21°C (65-70°F) and keep moist at all times.
Grow On: At 10-15°C ( 50-60°F) until late May, when established, plant into a patio pot 12in (30cm) and leave in a cool sunny sheltered position when risk of frost has passed.
Harvest: July-October
Feed regularly and water more frequently as a crop forms.
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