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Tomato Seed 'Gold Rush Currant'
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Tomato Seed 'Gold Rush Currant'

Solanum pimpinellifolium 'Gold Rush Currant'

1 or more £2.25 each
5 or more £1.95 each
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Supplied as a packet of approximately 15 seeds.

The golden yellow fruits of this variety are truly tiny - the size of a normal garden pea! But bite into them and you will find they are huge in flavour - gorgeously sweet and juicy.

We cannot pretend that this is a tidy variety to grow; you are best to just contain the growth within a circle of strings rather than try to formally train and thin (you can grow these as cordon if you wish, but it is a lot of work to keep on top of them and resultant fruits will be larger - more like a small cherry tomato).

Yield is absolutely amazing - literally hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of tiny tomatoes.

This is a real favourite with children, and a 'must have everyday' for Molly and Milly's lunchboxes - much to the envy of their friends!

Very very highly recommended.

Despite being indeterminate in habit we would recommend this is grown as a bush.
Contain within a string and cane structure - and just accept it can get a little untidy!
Whilst the best crops will be grown under protection, this variety can also be grown outside.

Supplied as a packet of approximately 15 seeds.

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Tomato Seed 'Gold Rush Currant'

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