Clusters of sumptuous, meaty cherry-sized fruits appear in one main set on tall plants that benefit from support. This Tuscan heirloom is one of the finest for sun-dried tomatoes, but the fruits also can particularly well. Try growing some in three-to-five-gallon pots on the balcony, or up against the south facing wall of a house to maximize heat from the sun. This will produce more fruits with better consistent fruit set. The semi-determinate vines benefit from support.
Matures in 75 days. (open pollinated seeds)
- Variety grown in Italy for sun-drying
- Makes excellent tomato paste
- Semi-determinate plants
Exposure Full-sun
Season Warm season
Seed type OP ?
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