Tomato Gardeners Delight - A Flavorful Very High-Yielding Long Trusses Tomato Variety - Australian Grown - 15 Seeds!

Gardeners Delight tomato has good sugar content, balanced with trace acidity. This juicy and medium firm tomato has a Brix rating of 7.0 for sweetness. Conventionally slight larger than a cherry tomato but see text above. Individual tomatoes weigh about 28g / 1oz.  The Plant produces a very good yield. Each truss will produce 10 to 14 tomatoes and an average of 70 to 80 tomatoes per plant. Fruit are round and smooth; determinate plants are quite productive. Fruits have nice sweet flavour. Remains firm when fully ripe and is crack resistant. Grow this tomato variety and it will surprise you! This variety is very productive, very hardy, start producing early and continue until freezing temperatures arrive in the fall.

Tomatoes are loaded with many, many health benefits. In fact, they are incredibly versatile and can be prepared in a seemingly endless number of dishes, as well as being great to eat alone. Keep reading to find out why you need to stop neglecting tomatoes as a part of your regular balanced diet.

9 Reasons Why You Should Be Eating More Tomatoes

Source: Florida Tomatoes

Read sowing instruction before you sow the seeds as we do not send any printed instruction.

To prepare your tomato plants to be transferred outdoors, start your seedlings indoors while it is still cold outside. Cool temperatures in early spring can stunt growth or even kill young seedlings. Start your seedlings indoors to improve your production chances. Purchase plastic peat pots or similar small pots for growing seedlings. You can find these pots at your local nursery or garden supply store. Fill your peat pot with the moistened soil mix of your choice. For example, one mix could be made using 1/3 peat moss, 1/3 coarse vermiculite, and 1/3 compost. Just make sure to water it before you sow your seeds. Sow 2 to 3 seeds 1/4-inch deep in soil in each pot. Cover with soil and pat down lightly. Store the containers in room of 70 to 80 °F (21 to 27 °C) until germination occurs. When the seeds germinate, move them into full sun or under grow lights. Mist the seeds daily for the first 7 to 10 days. When you start to see sprouts, you can water less frequently. More plants are killed by too much water (that rots the roots) than too little water so water sparingly after the plants sprout. Check your pots every day. Once the plants peek out of the soil, they will grow pretty fast. Notice if your plants have grown to at least 6 inches (15.2 cm) high. When there is no danger of frost outdoors and your plant meets the height requirement, they are ready to be transferred outdoors.

Due to quarantine restrictions, seeds can't be sent to Tasmania.