ZZZ DISCONTINUED Tomato Plant Sweet Pea Currant

This variety is one of our visitors favourites - especially the children, we have even turned non-tomato eating children, into those that will eat tomatoes as these are so sweet and yummy!

Pea or currant sized bright red fruits are produced in their hundreds or even thousands (we always lose count!) These tomatoes are sweet and juicy, you just can't not eat them!

Sweet Pea Currant is not the tidiest of variety to grow; but a good first time growers variety as we have found the best way to look after them is to plant them in contain and then circle some strings around the plant! You can try to formally train and thin them (you can grow these as cordon if you wish), but we have found it is a lot of work to keep on top of them and resultant fruits will be larger - more like a small cherry tomato which defeats the whole object of growing them!

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

• 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.