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Tomato First in the Field Seeds, packet contents : 50 seeds

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Tomato First in the Field is very good for outdoor allotment or garden growing. It is vigorous for its type and produces medium red sized fruits. Has a good following amongst amateur allotment growers.

A bush type.

Tomato First in the Field Sowing Guidelines
When to Sow Seeds:	Mid March to Early May
Germination Temperature:	18C +
Cover Seed:	Lightly
Time to Germinate:	7 Days
Frost Hardy:	No
Spacing Between Plants:	50cm
Growth Habit:	Tall Bush
Plant Height:	100cm

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Friday, 12 April 2013 | Lynn

Ordered as an alternative to Amateur. C/m could not believe I had it - orig used in WW2 as fast, easy, good cropper. Superb all rounder without the hassle of pinching.

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